
Search Engine Optimisation
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Overview
Nestlé's Premium S-26 operates in a highly competitive and sensitive category: Early Life Nutrition. In a market where parents turn to search engines for every milestone, capturing organic share-of-voice is critical. As the Client Partner, we were tasked with modernising S-26's organic presence, ensuring the brand remained the definitive technical and educational authority for parents globally via the online educational reference 'me and my child'.
The Challenge
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Navigating Nestlé's internal enterprise SEO architecture and proprietary tech stack required deep platform knowledge and cross-functional alignment across multiple internal stakeholders.
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Ensuring content met "Your Money or Your Life" (YMYL) standards for medical and nutritional accuracy in a strictly regulated category where traditional sales tactics are difficult to execute.
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Optimising the site for Nestlé's preferred measurement tool, BrightEdge, while simultaneously addressing accumulated technical debt across Core Web Vitals, crawlability, and schema.
The Solution
01
Leveraged Google Search Console and BrightEdge to identify high-value keyword "white spaces" and track competitive share-of-voice — converting raw data into a prioritised opportunity map.
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Conducted deep-tier audits to optimise site architecture, improve Core Web Vitals, and ensure the technical foundation was built for enterprise-scale crawling and indexing.
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Developed a semantic content framework that aligned S-26's scientific expertise with the specific search intent of parents at every stage of the first 1,000 days.
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Acted as the bridge between Nestlé's product team, legal, and digital — ensuring every asset was SEO-validated before deployment and every update was tracked against measurable outcomes.
The Results
+46%
Increase in BrightEdge scoring, achieving a near-perfect score across all tracked keywords
Gold Standard
Health score achieved within the BrightEdge internal audit system
Significant
Growth in Organic Share-of-Voice compared to key category competitors
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