Case study

Research Prospect:
107.7% organic traffic

How a technical-and-content SEO programme grew Research Prospect's organic traffic by 107.7% and put 30+ keywords on page one.

Overview

Research Prospect is an academic-services brand competing in one of the most contested search markets in the UK.

Delivix led an SEO-first programme spanning technical fixes, content architecture, and digital PR to grow qualified organic demand.

Sector
Education / Academic services
Year
2025

The Challenge

Visibility had plateaued in a market dominated by larger, older domains with deep backlink profiles.

Thin topical coverage and technical debt capped how many queries the site could rank for.

  • Highly competitive academic-services SERPs
  • Technical issues limiting crawl and indexation
  • Content gaps across high-intent topics

The Solution

We ran a full technical audit, rebuilt the site's topical structure, and shipped a sustained content + link programme.

Our SEO services combined on-page, technical, and off-page work into one measurable roadmap.

  • Technical SEO: crawl, indexation, Core Web Vitals
  • Content clusters mapped to high-intent queries
  • Digital PR + link acquisition for authority

The work we shipped

From homepage to mobile to reviews

A rebuilt topical structure and conversion-focused pages across desktop and mobile — the surfaces that turned organic visibility into qualified demand.

Research Prospect assignment-writing homepage with live price calculator, shown on a laptop
Research Prospect homepage and services menu rendered on two mobile phones
Research Prospect Sitejabber reviews section showing a 4.4 rating across 666 reviews on mobile

The results

Agency
Delivix
Services
SEO · Content · Digital PR
Timeline
2025

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107.7 % Organic traffic increase
0 + First-page rankings
0 % YouTube channel growth
YouTube Studio analytics for Research Prospect showing 272,300 views and 549 new subscribers over 365 days
603% YouTube channel growth — 272.3K views and +549 subscribers over 365 days.