Case Study: From Position 5 to Position 2 in One Week with SerpClix

Last issue we looked at a multi-domain test across 7 keywords. This time, a different firm — different country, different approach, same conclusion.

Coreter Media is a UK-based SEO firm. They wanted to test whether SerpClix could move keywords that were already ranking well — not buried on page 3, but sitting just outside the top 3 positions where the real traffic lives.

The starting point.

They picked keywords averaging position 4.7 in Google. These weren't easy targets — they were terms getting 800 to 1,000 monthly searches. Close enough to the top to be competitive, but not quite where they needed to be.

What they did.

They sent approximately 15 to 25 SerpClix clicks per day for several days. Nothing extreme — a moderate, steady volume of real human clicks.

What happened.

Within a few days, the keyword jumped from position 4.7 to position 2.7.

It kept climbing. After about a week, it reached position 1.7.

In their own words: "After only a few days of sending around 15-25 users a day I jumped from 4.7 to 2.7 and kept rising to 1.7."

Why this case is interesting.

Moving a keyword from page 3 to page 2 is useful. But moving from position 5 to position 2 is where the economics change dramatically. The difference in click-through rate between position 5 and position 2 is enormous — studies consistently show that position 2 gets roughly twice the clicks of position 5.

This is the part of the ranking ladder where small movements translate to real traffic gains.

It's also worth noting that they didn't need hundreds of clicks a day. Fifteen to 25 was enough. For keywords in that search volume range, a moderate daily volume of real human clicks was sufficient to shift the needle.

The usual caveats.

Every keyword, niche, and competitive landscape is different. We can't guarantee the same results for every campaign. SEO doesn't work that way.

But when an independent SEO firm runs their own test with their own money and publishes what they found, that's worth paying attention to.

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Tenga en cuenta que no existen garantías en la optimización de motores de búsqueda. Hay innumerables factores que pueden afectar las clasificaciones de los motores de búsqueda y, siendo realistas, la mayoría de los sitios deberían centrar sus esfuerzos en el SEO tradicional antes de pensar siquiera en utilizar técnicas no tradicionales como SerpClix. Todos los esfuerzos de SEO pueden implicar un elemento de riesgo. Algunas técnicas son ciertamente más riesgosas que otras. SerpClix emplea clickers humanos reales, por lo que creemos que nuestro servicio es mucho menos riesgoso que intentar utilizar métodos de clics automatizados o robóticos. Pero, como todas las estrategias de SEO, existe un elemento de riesgo porque el algoritmo de Google es desconocido y está sujeto a cambios en cualquier momento. Para obtener más información, consulte nuestras Preguntas frecuentes para compradores.