75.57% growth from Google for the website of an elevator solutions manufacturer
Sustainable organic growth in the B2B segment requires a strong site structure, relevant content, and consistent search visibility improvements. This case study shows which actions helped an elevator solutions manufacturer achieve 75.57% growth from Google.
Context
The company operates in the B2B segment and sells solutions for elevator infrastructure and automation. The target audience includes elevator owners and managers, engineers, chief power engineers, technologists, production managers, and agricultural holdings that are building or modernizing their facilities.
The MIM:AGENCY team noticed changes in the structure of channels and the quality of interaction on the website over two identical periods year-on-year. Over the year, organic traffic grew by 75.57% — this is not a random jump, but the result of systematic work that brought the page to the search results for real technical queries from elevator owners and engineers.
Initial situation
A B2B company in the elevator solutions niche has a long deal cycle. Decisions are made by a group of people, often through technical approvals, tenders, and commercial proposals. Before contacting the company, the client goes through the stages of “research,” “comparison,” and “trust verification.” The website had potential, but it was important to make it an entry point from search for queries that actually correspond to the intentions of the technical audience.
Project goals
- Increase the share of targeted organic traffic
- Bring to the website exactly those who are looking for solutions for modernization, automation, and elevator equipment
- Improve behavior quality: interaction depth, repeat visits, intent events
- Enhance the conversion suitability of pages without “fluff” and without marketing promises that don’t work in B2B technical niches
Research methodology in GA4
We analyzed channels by First user channel group and compared them year-on-year. We looked not only at the number of users, but also at quality.
- Engaged sessions per user
- Average interaction time
- Events and key events as intent markers: clicks on contacts, KP requests, viewing technical pages, transitions to critical sections
Growth drivers
Organic Search became one of the main growth drivers. Significantly more users came from search, and event activity increased. This means that SEO influenced not only visibility but also business behavior.
What is important for B2B elevator topics. The organic channel can generate “cold” traffic, but if events and key events are growing at the same time, it is a sign that people are coming with technical intent: they are not reading “for fun,” they are comparing and preparing to make contact.
Hypotheses with which we entered SEO
- Requests in the niche are technical and applied. The audience is not looking for a “brand” but for solutions
- elevator automation, dispatching, humidity control, aspiration, weighing, PLC, SCADA, grain accounting, modernization
- Pages are needed for specific scenarios. Separately for equipment, separately for software, separately for integration, separately for tasks
- Google values structure and clarity. In the technical niche, the winner is the one who provides answers quickly, specifically, and with the right site architecture
What exactly was done in terms of SEO optimization
Technical SEO
- We put indexing in order: removed “junk” pages from search, closed duplicates, aligned canonicals
- We increased speed and stability: so that technical pages open quickly even on mobile internet at the production site
- We aligned the URL structure and internal logic of sections: so that Google could clearly see the hierarchy of products, solutions, and cases
Semantics and content structure
- We gathered semantics around “working” queries: not general topics, but queries with commercial and technical intent
- Built page clusters: solutions for tasks, product line, integrations, industry scenarios
- Rewrote key pages according to engineer logic: fewer advertising phrases, more characteristics, interaction diagrams, understandable answers
Trust and expertise
- Added blocks that eliminate risks: confirmation of integrations, description of implementation stages, typical mistakes, terms of service
- Reinforced pages with implementation cases: with an emphasis on tasks and process, rather than “success after success”
Internal linking according to the user’s path
- From a technical article, a person should quickly move to a relevant solution, integration, or KP request form
- From the product page — to case studies and FAQs: because in B2B, choices are rarely made without evidence and context
Measurement
- Linked key events to “intent”: contacts, applications, KP requests, views of critical pages
- We unified the approach to channel evaluation so that SEO is measured not by traffic, but by behavior that leads to sales.
Results

- Organic search has significantly strengthened its role in the engagement structure.
- More new users came from search, and the number of interactions increased, indicating intent.
- The contribution of organic traffic to key events increased, meaning that SEO became less about “visibility” and more about practical demand for solutions.
SEO optimization for an elevator equipment and software manufacturer had a noticeable effect on year-over-year search. The role of Organic Search in attracting a new audience has grown, and signals of intent have strengthened through events and key events in GA4. Organic growth of 75.57% showed that technical SEO, the right structure, and content tailored to specific elevator tasks turn the site into a stable source of targeted demand.
As a result, the site has become better at responding to technical market requests, bringing in more relevant users, and more consistently supporting the B2B funnel through repeat returns and interaction with solution pages.