Fernweh Travel · 2025
Ranking for a keyword means nothing if the page underneath it doesn't convert. We audit technical SEO and content strategy together, because a fast site with the wrong message and a slow site with the right one both fail the same way. The goal is the action after the click, not the click itself.
Engagement
Fernweh ranked for plenty of high-volume travel terms and converted almost none of them. The content was built for traffic, not bookings, and a shaky technical base of slow pages, thin structured data, and tangled architecture capped how far any of it could climb.
We fixed the foundation first: crawlability, site speed, and structured data, so the content work that came next had somewhere solid to land.
Then we rebuilt the content strategy around booking intent, mapping keywords to where people actually were in the decision rather than what got the most searches, and wrote to match.
We tied it all to one dashboard tracking bookings and cost per acquisition, so channel and content calls were made against real outcomes instead of vanity rankings.
“We were drowning in traffic that never booked. ELLOR aimed the whole strategy at intent, and the bookings finally caught up with the rankings.”
Thirty minutes, no deck, no pressure. Just a straight conversation about what's working and what isn't.
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