Keyword research & page mapping
Connected relevant search terms to the salon’s pages to give the website a clearer content direction.
From overlooked
to 456 active users.
A hair salon’s GoHighLevel website had no measurable search presence. We brought SEO, website improvements, and analytics together to build a stronger starting point.

Website activity reported in the original hair salon case study after SEO and website improvements.
Reported in the original case study. Full reporting period not specified. These are website user metrics, not appointment or revenue figures.
The salon’s website had no measurable search presence, no keyword visibility, and no analytics tracking in place. On-page and technical improvements were needed to give it a stronger foundation in search.
The first task was to connect the work: understand the search opportunities, improve the website, and put measurement in place so progress could be seen.
With no analytics tracking at the start, “zero” describes the absence of measured traffic, rather than proof that nobody had ever visited.
The original project combined search optimization, website improvements, and tracking for the salon’s GoHighLevel website.
Connected relevant search terms to the salon’s pages to give the website a clearer content direction.
Improved the salon’s pages as part of a search strategy tailored to its GoHighLevel website.
Addressed technical improvements to support how the website performs in search.
Improved the structure of the website to support clearer pages and a more useful foundation.
Included local search work to support the salon’s visibility in its market.
Set up Google Analytics and ongoing reporting so website activity could be measured and reviewed.
The published results graphic highlights 109 active users in the week of 15–21 February, alongside the overall user and engagement figures.

The salon moved from an unmeasured website to reported user activity, with SEO improvements and tracking in place. The project brought the website, search strategy, and reporting into a more connected approach.
For a business building its search presence, that foundation matters: useful pages, technical attention, local relevance, and a way to understand what happens next.
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