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Organic Revenue Report6 Shopify Accounts

$2.80M+ in Incremental Organic Revenue

Six SEOasis Shopify accounts, each measured against an equivalent period before we started. Every account grew organic revenue. The smallest gain was $35,038. The largest was $2,153,104.

By SEOasis · Six Shopify accounts doing $100K to $10M a month · Labeled A–F to protect client confidentiality

$2.80M

incremental organic revenue

37.7%

average lift, first 90 days

+37,098

additional organic sessions

6 / 6

accounts grew revenue

Overview

What This Report Covers

Organic performance across six SEOasis Shopify accounts, before and after we began work. Combined, the six accounts added $2,801,434 in organic revenue and 37,098 organic sessions over the periods measured.

Every Account Grew

There is no survivor bias in the table below. All six accounts in the cohort are shown, and all six grew organic revenue against their own prior period. As a first-90-day cohort, the average revenue lift was 37.7%, ranging from 18.5% to 68.0%.

Where the Growth Came From

Two accounts (C and E) grew revenue while organic sessions declined. That points to conversion and merchandising work on the collection and product pages, not just added traffic. It is the first thing a serious buyer asks about, so we break it out rather than bury it.

By Account

Organic Revenue

Organic revenue with SEOasis compared to the equivalent period before we started. Same analytics property, same attribution model, same account.

Organic revenue by account, before and with SEOasis
AccountBeforeWith SEOasisDifference
Client A$85,400$262,435+$177,035
Client B$1,264,780$3,417,884+$2,153,104
Client C$1,240,130$1,471,903+$231,773
Client D$164,608$199,646+$35,038
Client E$433,756$595,237+$161,481
Client F$135,613$178,616+$43,003
Total$3,324,287$6,125,721+$2,801,434
By Account

Organic Sessions

The traffic side of the same comparison. Session declines do not always mean lost ground, as Clients C and E show.

Organic sessions by account, before and with SEOasis
AccountBeforeWith SEOasisDifference
Client A16,26227,575+11,313
Client B51,810108,366+56,556
Client C122,582112,507−10,075
Client D57,946103,973+46,027
Client E115,02044,664−70,356
Client F39,70243,335+3,633
Total403,322440,420+37,098

Why Clients C and E Grew on Less Traffic

Client C added $231,773 in organic revenue on 10,075 fewer sessions. Client E added $161,481 on 70,356 fewer sessions. When revenue rises while sessions fall, the traffic that remains is converting harder. We attribute that to conversion and merchandising work on collection and product pages, plus a shift away from low-intent queries that never bought anything. Raw session counts are a poor proxy for organic performance on their own, which is why both tables are here.

The First 90 Days

Revenue Lift in the First Quarter

Most SEO retainers ask for 6 to 12 months before a meaningful revenue impact. Here is what each account's first 90 days with SEOasis looked like, measured against the prior 90-day period.

First 90-day revenue lift by account
AccountFirst 90-day liftFirst 90-day revenue
Client A35.4%+$77,045
Client B30.0%+$729,606
Client C68.0%+$193,289
Client D41.0%+$13,937
Client E33.0%+$123,128
Client F18.5%+$22,537
Average37.7%+$193,257

Across all six accounts, the first 90 days produced $1,159,542 in incremental organic revenue.

Methodology

How We Count It

“Before” is organic revenue (or sessions) over a defined window prior to the engagement start. “With SEOasis” is the same metric over the equivalent window after we began work. Both come from the same analytics property, the same attribution model, and the same account.

What we did and didn't adjust for

  • Not normalized for seasonality, paid media spend changes, or site-wide promotions. These are the numbers as reported.
  • Revenue and session windows are equivalent lengths per account, but calendar periods vary by account start date.
  • The first-90-day figures use a separate comparison window than the full-engagement totals above, so the two views are not directly additive.
  • Two accounts (C and E) show revenue growth alongside session declines, which we attribute to conversion and merchandising work rather than traffic growth.
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