IT support · Perth

23 organic clicks a month to 479, in eight months.

A Perth IT support business went from 23 organic clicks a month to 479 in eight months, from January to September 2026, measured in its own Search Console with Australian traffic only. Search terms on Google's first page rose from 307 to 3,589, mostly people researching a problem or searching for the business by name.

An IT support business in Perth. The site had been live for most of a year and was stuck between 18 and 44 clicks a month. Work started in January 2026; this is everything since, unedited.

LensAustralian traffic only
SourceThe client’s own Search Console
Pulled2026-10-06
Client namedNo — industry only

The headline

Three figures, and where each came from.

23 → 479Organic visits a month, Jan 2026 against Sep 2026Search Console · AU only
307 → 3,589Search terms on page one, the quarter before the work against the latest quarterSearch Console · AU only
44.3 → 21.6Average position across every term the site appears forSearch Console · AU only

Month by month

Every month, unedited.

Australian traffic only, running to the last complete month. Nothing is smoothed and nothing is averaged out.

Organic clicks a month, Australia only 0 200 400 600 Jan 2026 Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep 23 479 JAN 2026 23 clicks FEB 2026 40 clicks MAR 2026 115 clicks APR 2026 128 clicks MAY 2026 202 clicks JUN 2026 262 clicks JUL 2026 351 clicks AUG 2026 466 clicks SEP 2026 479 clicks
Google Search Console, Australian traffic only, pulled 2026-10-06. The series runs to Sep 2026, the last complete month; the current part-month is excluded rather than plotted. It opens in Jan 2026, when our work began, not at the start of the site’s history. Impressions are deliberately not shown for this case: much of it is the homepage being shown for searches it will never be clicked on, and quoting them would flatter the result.
View this case's monthly numbers as a table
Month Organic clicks Avg position
Jan 2026 23 44.3
Feb 2026 40 33.4
Mar 2026 115 27.6
Apr 2026 128 29.6
May 2026 202 27.4
Jun 2026 262 19.2
Jul 2026 351 17.0
Aug 2026 466 15.2
Sep 2026 479 21.6

The screenshot

Straight out of Search Console.

The same report the client sees, exported as it is. Inside eight months, not a year.

Google Search Console performance report for a it support business in Perth, Australian web traffic only, monthly clicks and impressions rising from Jan 2026 to Sep 2026.23 → 479
Organic clicks a month, Jan 2026 to Sep 2026 — eight months. The screenshot is the client’s own Search Console, exported as it is: Australian web search, monthly. Blue is clicks. The purple line is impressions, which we do not quote for this case — much of it is the homepage being shown for searches it will never be clicked on. The window opens in January 2026, when our work began; through 2025 the site ran between 18 and 44 clicks a month.Google Search Console · unedited · IT support · Perth

What we found

Where it was starting from.

Gap 01

Suburb pages nobody could reach

Local pages existed, but most had missed every content and schema fix, and several were orphaned — no page on the site linked to them, so Google never crawled them.

Gap 02

Titles written for nobody

Service pages carried titles that did not match how people in Perth actually search, so pages ranked on page two and three and were not clicked.

Gap 03

No price anywhere

Not on the pages, not in the snippets. AI assistants and comparison shoppers both skip a business they cannot price.

Gap 04

Claims the business could not back

Old copy promised things the service did not cover and quoted a review count that no longer matched the live profile.

What we did

The work, in order.

  1. Rebuilt the suburb hub and the suburb pages, and linked every one of them
  2. Rewrote titles and descriptions across the service and suburb pages
  3. Published advice posts answering the problems people search for, each linked to the service that fixes it
  4. Put the real prices on the service pages
  5. Removed every claim the business could not stand behind, and matched the review count to the live profile
  6. Fixed indexing, dead links and layout shift, and resubmitted the sitemaps

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