Case study — SEO, PPC & Web Development
One of the UK’s leading private health insurance brokers had absorbed 75 businesses into its portfolio — and the technical fallout was undermining everything. We had 4 years and a free hand to fix it.

Acquisition
Acquired by Nevada Investments
US investor deal at end of our 4 year partnership
How did we get there? Read the full story below.



Project brief
Raise natural search engine driven traffic to levels that produce enough enquiries and purchases to keep the company viable.
Improve the efficiency of the PPC, targeting more relevant phrases and user journeys, in order to increase its effectiveness towards a better Cost per Lead.
Analyse and change the customer user journeys to improve goal conversion rates (insurance plan purchases).
Project delivery
We launched new keyword targeted content, rewrote older content and advised on email and social marketing to improve the company’s relationship with its users. Key landing pages were created that addressed user questions, almost instantly gaining huge traffic and engagement uplifts.
I unearthed a 301 redirect file with more than 2,000 entries — many looping, many having multiple hops instead of one — and carefully rewrote and published a file that could have broken the site with one simple error. I also found over 100 internal link errors (micro to main, and main to main) causing higher bounce rates and reduced SEO rankings, and led the design team on multiple technical and visual fixes that were slowing the site experience down.
My PPC analysis stripped out 25% of the previous plan as wasteful. Segmenting and targeting their paid advertising campaigns on the same budget raised conversions by 37%.
Outcomes
The SEO campaign produced over 2,200 new page 1–2 rankings within the first 2 years.
Maintaining the same budgets, I improved the relevancy of paid advertising traffic, leading to a 37% uplift in conversions. This also included digital training for the sales staff who followed up on those conversions.
At the end of our 4 year partnership, the Chase Templeton business was acquired by US investor Nevada Investments in a 7 figure deal.
The outcome
Acquisition
Acquired by Nevada Investments
At the end of our 4 year partnership — premium income had grown from £90m to £150m and the business was sold to a US investor in a multi million dollar deal.

