Google indexes the site, but leads don’t

The Search Console report shows clicks and sales don’t see inquiries. What to check and how to solve the problem with the post-effect team.

Google indexes the site, but leads don’t
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The Search Console report shows clicks and sales don’t see inquiries. Before you change a website or launch a promotion, it is worth understanding the reason and assessing how it affects inquiries. Below are guidelines for the first inspection and a decision involving the contractor.

Check it out

Separate queries into informational and commercial, then match landing pages with forms, calls, and CRM data. First of all, look at the pages that are related to sales. Record the current path of a person: from query and go to the site to contact with the company. This will make it clear where new content, interface refinement or technical fix is needed.

How to approach a solution

First, separate the problem of page discovery from the problem of sales: having a URL in an index does not mean that a person will see a suitable offer and leave an inquiry. To solve it, you need data on specific addresses, not just checking the main one. Strengthen the pages with purchasing intent: formulate a proposal, show evidence and shorten the path to the CP request.

What to order in Post-Effect

We will discuss the task and agree on the composition of the service “SEO and Increased Conversion.”. After the initial assessment, we will name priority work and prepare an estimate with a clear result of each stage. Send the site address and read access to Search Console, if any. You can start with a public check of important pages.

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