Key targets included:
- 60% increase in weekly organic leads
- Recover traffic lost during the CMS migration
- Improve booking rates and commercial performance
- Build a structure that could scale across hundreds of local pages
PassMeFast’s audience is characterised by high urgency, seeking quick access to driving course information. However, the old website was confusing, with overlapping content and poorly performing key pages.
To address this, the team made significant changes early on, such as redirecting low-value blog pages to commercial URLs and prioritising intent-first design, which led to launching a new /courses page instead of relying on the old /prices page.
The SEO strategy focused on increasing visibility and improving user experience by optimising the homepage, restructuring pages, and enhancing local relevance on location pages.
This included technical fixes like resolving broken links and cleaning up structured data errors. In the second phase, the website was further optimised based on data-driven insights.
Improvements involved refining URL structures, consolidating duplicate pages, and enhancing site navigation. A content audit helped identify key topics for investment while eliminating low-relevance content.
Additionally, the team explored leveraging YouTube for brand discovery and user acquisition.