Hey, quick update — Auspia got 33 new pages live for us in about 10 weeks. We'd been sitting on the same content backlog for months, so honestly this has been a huge relief. We're finally getting enough enquiries to keep the sales calendar moving 🙌
What teams are saying when their websites start growing.
Small wins, shipped pages, and the messages people send when growth stops feeling like guesswork.Just checked this morning — we used to get maybe 3 or 4 website leads a month. We're now averaging around 12 a week. We're also showing up on page one for two of the local searches we care about most. Really happy with how this is going.
Small win worth sharing: organic clicks are up 68% since we started with Auspia 13 weeks ago. I'm spending way less time chasing briefs and edits too. It finally feels like content is moving without me pushing every step.
Our domain rating went from 8 to 24 in just under 5 months, and search traffic is up 61%. I basically check in once or twice a week now instead of managing SEO every day. That alone has been worth it.
Over the past quarter, Auspia helped us increase organic traffic by 46% while reducing the amount of coordination required from our internal team. The biggest improvement has been consistency: research, drafting, optimization, and publishing now move forward without becoming another project to manage.
Before Auspia, each article required roughly 14 hours of cumulative team time. We have brought that down to just under 9 hours while increasing our monthly publishing cadence from 7 articles to 18. The time savings are meaningful, but the operational clarity has been just as valuable.
In our first 16 days with Auspia, we earned 8 relevant backlinks from sites with a Domain Rating above 32. More importantly, the placements felt natural and supported pages we already wanted to grow. It has been a much more sustainable process than manual outreach.
Our priority was straightforward: rank locally and generate qualified enquiries. After 11 weeks with Auspia, we reached page one for our main service keyword and grew from approximately 5 organic leads per month to 13 per week. The website is now contributing directly to the pipeline.
Quick SEO update for the team: Auspia shipped 21 pages last month. That's more than we published in the previous 4 months combined. Three of them are already in the top 20, so this is starting to move faster than I expected.
Just pulled the latest Search Console numbers — clicks are up 41% and impressions are up 73% over the last 90 days. No big launch or paid push during that period, so the lift is coming almost entirely from the Auspia pages.
The audit gave us 12 priority fixes instead of another giant list nobody would touch. We finished the important ones in 3 weeks, and organic traffic has recovered by 26% since then. Nice to finally know what to work on first.
FYI, we logged 10 inbound leads from organic search this month. Before Auspia, a good month was 2. I also haven't had to spend every morning planning posts, which might be the bigger win 😄
Our first four months with Auspia: 43 new pages have gone live, we earned 7 relevant backlinks, and organic enquiries increased from around 4 to 17 per month. Search traffic is up 57%, and the marketing team is saving roughly 6 hours each week.
The indexing speed surprised me most. New pages used to take around 9 days to show up. The last batch was indexed in 2–3 days, and impressions started climbing in the same week. Super smooth so far.
We are a lean team and did not have the capacity to build a full SEO function. In 7 months, Auspia helped us grow organic traffic by 3.6x and improve our Domain Rating from 11 to 28. Having content production and backlink work running consistently has allowed us to stay focused on product and sales.
Content workflow update: average production time is down from about 17 hours per article to 10. We're now publishing 15–17 pieces a month without adding another writer. Quality checks still happen, but the bottleneck is basically gone.