Relevant discovery
Focus the search work on the business’s product offer and the needs of potential customers.
My work for Extreme-Bolt focuses on SEO and conversion rate optimisation. The project connects the goal of attracting relevant visitors with the information and next steps they need to explore the product offer.
Client: Extreme-Bolt · Industry: Specialist fasteners · Focus: SEO & conversion rate optimisation

Project focus overview · September 2026 GA4 snapshot below.
A visitor researching specialist fasteners needs relevant product information and a clear way to continue. The project combines an SEO focus with conversion-oriented work on the experience after someone reaches the site.
Focus the search work on the business’s product offer and the needs of potential customers.
Consider how visitors understand the product range and find details that support their decision.
Bring the contact or enquiry path into the conversion review alongside the page content.
The GA4 overview supplied for September 2026 reports the following rounded totals and changes against its displayed previous period.

Source: the Extreme Bolt GA4 overview supplied by Jason, who identified the period as September 2026. The screenshot labels it “Last month” and the comparison “Previous period”; exact comparison dates are not visible. Figures describe the site-wide overview, rather than organic search alone.
Key events depend on the account’s configured event definitions and are not established here as completed purchases, qualified leads or revenue. The screenshot does not show a conversion rate. These figures document the observed period without attributing all changes to SEO or CRO.
The two areas address different parts of the customer journey. SEO focuses on discovery; CRO focuses on how the website supports the next action after arrival.
Focus the search strategy on the product offer and relevant customer needs, with website performance reviewed in context.
Consider how page content, product information and layout help visitors understand the offer and choose a next step.
Review the relationship between a visitor’s intent, the information available and the route to making an enquiry or contacting the business.
Use the available user, session and event data to understand observed activity. Keep traffic growth and conversion-rate changes as distinct measures.
The project connects the business’s search goals with the practical questions visitors bring to the site. That means considering the information they need and how they can take the next step.
Analytics provides evidence of activity, while a defined conversion goal is needed to assess whether a particular change improves the rate of desired actions.
The supplied September overview shows increases in active users, sessions, total events and key events against GA4’s displayed previous period. The case study combines that dated evidence with the confirmed SEO and CRO project focus.
A channel breakdown, defined conversion events and suitable comparison data would support a more detailed assessment of organic performance and conversion rates.
Tell me what your business sells, how people find the website and what action matters next. Let’s identify useful SEO and conversion improvements.
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