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Grow organic revenue

Tie rankings to the P&L so search stops being argued about as a cost centre.

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Revenue attribution
Forecasting
Board reporting

The problem

What usually goes wrong

The patterns we see most often before teams move onto AASEO.

Search is treated as a cost

No credible revenue number, so the budget conversation restarts every year.

Vanity metrics dominate

Rank and traffic reported to people who care about margin and pipeline.

No forecast

Nobody can say what the next quarter of work is worth, so it competes badly against paid.

Effort misallocated

Work concentrated on high-volume, low-value terms.

Wins are not defended

Positions are taken, then quietly lost, and the revenue goes with them.

Finance is not in the room

Search planning happens without the people who own the number it affects.

Outcomes

What changes

Revenue

95%

increase in organic revenue

Global retail group

Pipeline

2.4x

more pipeline from organic

B2B accounts

Planning

±8%

forecast accuracy at 90 days

Median across accounts

Alignment

1 view

finance and SEO both accept

Shared metric dictionary

The approach

How we get there

01
Attach value to clusters

Revenue or pipeline value per keyword group, sourced from your analytics and CRM.
02
Prioritise on value

The backlog sorts by projected return, not by search volume.
03
Report to the board

A forecast, a variance and an explanation — the format finance already expects.

FAQ

Common questions

What data do you need to attribute revenue?

GA4 or Adobe with ecommerce or goal values configured, and optionally CRM data for pipeline attribution in longer cycles.

How reliable is the forecast?

Median accuracy is within roughly 8% at 90 days across our accounts, with a confidence interval derived from your own site's historical variance.

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