Our strategy prioritized buying-intent keywords to increase qualified traffic to Noma Security's solution pages, while also expanding coverage of educational topics to grow organic traffic, topical authority, and brand awareness.
Partnered with Noma Security's content and development teams to improve on-page performance by refining title tags, meta descriptions, and heading structures, while implementing stronger internal linking to support priority pages.
Led a full technical SEO audit, addressing crawl and indexation issues such as broken pages, sitemap issues, improper no-index tags, and inefficient URL structures.
Produced SEO-driven content briefs and drafts to expand topical authority, alongside targeted recommendations to strengthen solution page content for both users and search engines.
Noma Security partnered with us at an early stage of their organic growth. With few existing rankings and limited visibility into lead sources, the focus was on building a strong SEO foundation that could support demand capture, long-term authority, and measurable pipeline growth.
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At the start of our work, Noma Security had minimal keyword rankings, limited lead-source clarity, and a site structure that made it hard for both users and search engines to find the right content.
At the start of our work, Noma Security had minimal keyword rankings, which limited organic visibility. Building topical authority required creating foundational content before meaningful rankings could be achieved.
Early on, there was limited clarity around where inbound leads were originating. We worked closely with the team to refine GA4 tracking and attribution, ensuring performance data accurately reflected SEO-driven results.
A key challenge was determining where SEO-focused content should live, so it would be discoverable by research-stage users without distracting high-intent buyers. Once informational content was consolidated into a dedicated subfolder, organic rankings and traffic began to grow.
The site faced recurring technical issues, including incorrect canonical tags, inconsistent URL versions linked from primary navigation, and duplicate pages within and outside subfolders. Through ongoing remediation, URL structures were standardized and indexing stabilized.