The challenge
Kalenderkungen is a seasonal e-commerce business. Demand peaks from August through January, while February through July is the period for technical cleanup, content planning, category improvements, and preparation for the next sales season.
The site already had SEO history and a loyal customer base, but needed renewed structure after years with another agency. The task was not to rebuild everything. It was to find practical improvements that could protect current visibility, identify new keyword opportunities, and make existing informational traffic more commercially useful.
What I did
The work started with category and keyword analysis, then moved into concrete fixes and implementation planning.
Key work included:
- GSC and category-page analysis
- Metadata and H1 recommendations for 18 category pages
- Reach Top 3 analyses for
kalender a5,anteckningsblock,familjekalender, andalmanacka - Recommendations for a dedicated
almanackapage and ananteckningsblockpage - Technical coordination with Kodmyran around schema, redirects, and platform constraints
- Disavow audit for a large spam-link footprint
- Blog prompt structure for supplier and long-tail content
- Product-banner implementation for existing informational content, starting with
temadagar 2026 - Strategy discussion around not splitting calendar/almanac pages too early and risking cannibalization
Result
The latest completed CRM report shows early movement in the right direction during a low-season phase:
- Non-branded GSC clicks: 3,354 to 3,749
- Net increase: +395 clicks
- Percentage increase: +11.8%
- Impressions: 344,206 to 385,324
- Net increase: +41,118 impressions
This should be framed carefully. It is not a dramatic finished growth story. It is a low-season stabilization and preparation story, with measurable early lift while the larger seasonal opportunity is still ahead.