From Search Visibility to Measurable Organic Growth.
How I approached SEO strategy, content optimization, and performance measurement for Liberty Society, a sustainable corporate merchandise brand.
Aug vs Oct 2026
Jul vs Oct 2026
Aug vs Oct 2026
Liberty Society operates in sustainable merchandise and corporate gifting. The central objective of this SEO engagement was to improve the website’s organic traffic while strengthening visibility for relevant searches.
My responsibility covered both strategic planning and execution: examining available search data, identifying content opportunities, prioritizing optimizations, and tracking results through Google Search Console and Google Analytics 4.
How can existing content contribute more effectively to organic growth?
Rather than treating new content production as the only path forward, I focused on evaluating the site’s existing search footprint and opportunities to improve content relevance and discoverability.
A strategy grounded in search data, not assumptions.
My workflow connected performance analysis with practical on-page improvements and ongoing measurement.
Search performance review
Used GSC and GA4 to understand organic traffic trends, query visibility, and potential content optimization priorities.
Keyword and intent alignment
Reviewed search queries and content relevance to determine where existing pages could better address user needs.
Existing content optimization
Focused on content relevance, on-page SEO, and internal linking opportunities.
Performance reporting
Monitored organic sessions, query ranking distribution, and visibility trends to inform subsequent recommendations.
The numbers behind the progress.
Two key indicators show how organic traffic and search visibility changed during the reporting period.
Organic search sessions grew 114.6%
GA4 recorded 3,055 organic sessions in August and 6,556 in October 2026—an increase of 3,501 sessions between the two monthly reporting points.
More queries reached the Top 10
The number of queries with an average position in the Top 10 rose from 967 in July to 1,094 in October (+13.1%). The report also recorded 201 Top 3 queries in October, compared with 171 in July (+17.5%).
An additional signal from AI assistants
GA4 reporting showed sessions attributed to AI assistants rising from 73 in August to 207 in October (+183.6%). This is an observed referral trend, not a verified measurement of AI citation share or proof that GEO work caused the increase.
What this project taught me.
Strong SEO is not just about publishing more. It’s about knowing which opportunities deserve attention, and measuring what changes afterward.
This engagement strengthened my approach to connecting keyword visibility, existing content improvements, and business-relevant reporting. It also highlighted an important next step: tying search growth to qualified inquiries and conversion outcomes, rather than treating traffic as the final measure of success.
Measurement note: Organic sessions are from GA4; Top 10 query counts are from the SEO report based on GSC data. The baselines differ by metric and are stated separately.
Supporting search performance screenshots.
The following screenshots were supplied separately. Publish them here only after confirming they represent the same Liberty Society property and the intended reporting periods.
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Dila Bahar
SEO/GEO Specialist & Content Strategist
I work at the intersection of organic search, content strategy, and performance analysis, turning search insights into actionable content decisions.