Hurrdat’s Technical SEO Improved Organic Clicks & Impressions for Diventures

by | Mar 10, 2025 | SEO

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Summary: Diventures' swim and service location pages did not follow best practice for URL structure. Hurrdat restructured the swim school's URLs to be organized beneath the /locations/ directory, resulting in a 96% increase in organic clicks MoM and a 50% increase in organic impressions MoM. Find technical SEO services tailored to your business' needs at Hurrdat Marketing!

Graphic of organic performance results after Hurrdat changed URL structure on swim school website's service location pages, reading "96% increase in organic clicks MoM and 50% increase in organic impressions MoM. Impressions and clicks continued to rise, aligning with the start of peak seasonality for swim-related searches."Challenge: Disorganized Site Structure Hurting Local SEO

During an SEO audit, Hurrdat found that Diventures’ swim and other service location page URLs were not organized under the /locations/ folder. This URL structure could’ve been sending Google lower relevance signals and, therefore, reducing visibility of those pages in local search results. Hurrdat identified how to restructure the site hierarchy in a more logical and scalable framework to improve local search visibility for the swim school.

Solution: Changed URL Structure for Service Location Pages

Hurrdat restructured Diventures’ swim and service location page URLs to align under the /locations/ directory. This process included:

  • Redirecting old URLs to the new structure
  • Updating internal links to reflect the changes
  • Optimizing anchor text
  • Adding new strategic links from relevant pages across the site

Hurrdat’s SEO Manager, Molly Q., further explains the team’s approach:

Our SEO team conducted a deep dive into the site’s traffic patterns and URL structure. We noticed that location pages were a major driver of organic traffic and visibility for the site. This insight revealed an opportunity to restructure service location pages under the same /locations/ hierarchy to leverage the strong performance of these pages. By integrating the swim and other service pages into the /locations/ hierarchy, the site capitalized on an already well-performing section of the website. Our approach ensured more relevance for local search queries, increased traffic potential, a higher likelihood of ranking improvements, and a scalable structure for future growth, making it easier to add new service location pages while maintaining consistency.

Results: Increase in Organic Clicks & Impressions Month Over Month

Line chart with red line for organic impressions and blue line for organic clicks, both trending up from around 1,000 to over 2,000 after URL change for swim school website in mid-April 2024

A month after we launched the URL changes, we observed a significant improvement in local search visibility for all service-specific location pages.

  • 96% increase in organic clicks MoM
  • 50% increase in organic impressions MoM

After the first month, impressions and clicks kept increasing, matching the start of peak swim season searches.

Key Takeaways From Reorganizing Swim School Site Structure

During this project, we learned:

  • A well-structured URL hierarchy positively impacts organic visibility by improving relevance signals and crawlability
  • Reinforcing swim pages with targeted anchor text across the site helped drive further engagement

Our findings suggest that the improved URL structure not only benefited Google’s crawl efficiency and rankings but also helped capitalize on seasonal search demand. By implementing structural SEO changes ahead of peak search periods, seasonal industries can amplify organic growth.

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Austin Plourde

Author

Austin is a Content Strategist at Hurrdat, where he conducts competitive analyses, title tag and meta description optimization, and keyword research to write high-performing landing pages, website content, and blog posts. Austin has more than seven years of experience in content writing and received the Nebraska Press Association award for sports feature writing in 2023. He has worked with S&P 500 clients and small, local businesses. Projects Austin has worked on include SEO-focused blogs, client website projects, and more. Austin enjoys constantly learning new digital marketing and SEO tactics that he can use in his work for clients.

Austin lives in Bellevue, Nebraska, graduated from Doane University with a major in Journalism and Media, and enjoys spending time with his family, becoming a Pokémon master, and reigning as the Elden Lord of the Lands Between.

Max Riffner

Molly Q

Expert Contributor

Molly is the Senior SEO Strategist at Hurrdat and a seasoned marketing professional with a decade of experience in SEO and digital strategy. Holding a degree in Marketing & Management from Iowa State University’s College of Business, Molly plays a pivotal role in uncovering opportunities and constructing successful SEO strategies for both local and national clients.

Molly’s wealth of experience encompasses a variety of impactful projects, including managing SEO-focused website redesigns, optimizing on-page SEO elements, and navigating brands through the intricacies of ever-evolving search engine algorithms.

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