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An SEO Strategy
Built Around Demand
How we developed a data-driven SEO architecture for one of Greece’s largest technology retailers
Client
GermanosProject Type
SEOEngagement
OngoingThe Case
GERMANOS is one of the most recognized names in the Greek technology market. In Google Search, however, brand awareness represents only part of the opportunity. Every day, users search for smartphones, laptops, and TVs, explore specifications, and compare options before deciding where to make their purchase.
For GERMANOS, the objective was to build a stronger presence across these searches as well: the moments when users express a need, but are not yet searching for a specific retailer.
The Challenge
Driving organic growth in a constantly evolving market.
Technology categories attract high search demand and intense competition from retailers and marketplaces. At the same time, new models are constantly being released, older products are discontinued, and availability changes continuously.
In this environment, a strategy based primarily on optimizing individual product pages has clear limitations. What was needed was a structure capable of covering different search behaviors while evolving alongside the market.
Our objective was clear: to strengthen GERMANOS’ presence in high-value non-branded searches and connect organic growth directly with eCommerce revenue.
The Strategy
We started by mapping what users search for, how they express their needs, and what information they require at each stage of the purchasing journey.
We combined search and trend data, user intent analysis, insights from paid campaigns, and an in-depth review of search results and competitors. This analysis became the foundation of a data-driven SEO architecture: every important search cluster needed to correspond to the right page and have a clear position within the website structure.
Focusing on the core product categories, we structured demand coverage through category hubs, subcategories, and selected filter pages. This allowed the SEO strategy to address both broad category searches and more specific needs, features, and comparison-driven queries.
The architecture could only perform effectively when supported by consistent work across the entire website. For this reason, we organized the implementation around several connected pillars:
- Content & On-Page SEO: optimization of titles, descriptions, headings, internal linking, and product pages, supported by content designed to address more specific search queries.
- Supporting Content: guides and comparison articles covering user questions before the final purchase decision, while strengthening the website’s topical depth.
- Technical SEO: structured data, indexation, sitemaps, and Core Web Vitals, alongside the resolution of issues such as duplicate or thin content.
- SEO PR: targeted initiatives designed to strengthen the brand’s presence across relevant, authoritative domains.
- Continuous Optimization: ongoing monitoring of changes in search behavior and prioritization of pages and keywords with further growth potential.
The project received a Bronze Award in the Best Use of Google Search & Discovery category in 2026.
The Results
For GERMANOS, we connected strategic analysis with website architecture and continuous implementation. The result was growth in both users and organic revenue within one of the most competitive sectors of Greek eCommerce.
- +19.7% increase in organic revenue
- +35% new users
- +46% keyword visibility
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Organic Revenue
Year over year, organic revenue increased by 19.7% in one of the most competitive sectors of Greek eCommerce.+0
New Users
New users increased by 35%, highlighting the stronger role of the organic channel in attracting new audiences. At the same time, average order value increased by €8.+0
Keyword Visibility
The keyword portfolio expanded by 46%, supporting more systematic monitoring of growth opportunities across priority categories.Related Works
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