Client case study | Prepared by Warrgyizmorsch
Client case study | Prepared by Warrgyizmorsch
How our SEO work turned Prime Assignment Help from a site that was seen into a site that gets visited, and put most of its core keywords on page one.
Prime Assignment Help is a UK academic support website, with a dedicated page for each subject, qualification and service.
Its students start on Google, so each page is a separate chance to be found, and each blog is a way in for students who have not yet chosen who to ask.
One team runs the whole organic search engine for the site, from the content on the page to the links that point at it.
Competitor teardowns, content gap analysis and rewrites across the site’s subject and service pages, built around what students type when they are ready to ask for help.
Dead URLs checked, demo and template pages taken out of the sitemap, and stray author pages removed from Google.
Blog traffic reviewed in Search Console, with links added so blog readers reach the service pages.
Links built from many different places, so authority comes from a wide, natural mix and not one source. Ten kinds of work, running together.
Most pages in this market read alike. Ours are built to be the one that is different.
Every page starts with a teardown of the top results: what they do well, and what they leave out. We write the part they miss.
Questions from Google’s AI Overview and People Also Ask that competitor pages skip are answered directly on ours.
Real universities, real qualification levels and real frameworks. No invented stats and no fake case studies.
Comparison tables, checklists and worked examples that generic “do my assignment” pages do not bother with.
Ten kinds of off-page work, running at the same time, to close the authority gap with long-established competitors.
Measured in Google Search Console, 11 Aug to 9 Nov 2026.
783,000 appearances in search results.
7,000 visits from people who picked Prime in the results.
About 28 a day in April to July, about 77 a day now.
Daily appearances in Google results, April to July against now.
From the bottom of page two to page one.
Homepage keywords, tracked weekly, as of 10 Nov 2026.
Daily averages are totals divided by the days in each window (109 and 91). Source: Google Search Console.
More impressions only matter if they become clicks. Here both grew together.
times Prime appeared in Google results
times a student clicked through to the site
Students increasingly read the AI answer before they click anything. Prime’s AI Overview visibility improved across the priority pages, because each page is written to be the source that answer is built from.
Both charts are unedited Search Console data. Blue is clicks, purple is impressions.
Homepage keywords were on page one of Google on 10 Nov 2026, several with 1,000 to 6,600 searches a month.
| What people search | Searches a month | Best position | Position on 10 Nov |
|---|---|---|---|
| assignment help | 6,600 | #2 | #12 |
| assignment helper uk | 1,300 | #7 | #7 |
| help with assignments online | 1,000 | #3 | #7 |
| online assignment help | 1,000 | #3 | #4 |
| assignment help online | 1,000 | #4 | #5 |
| uk assignment help | 590 | #6 | #7 |
| help with assignments uk | 590 | #8 | #8 |
| best assignment help | 260 | #2 | #7 |
| assignment assistance | 110 | #2 | #5 |
Weekly rank tracking, 21 Sep to 10 Nov 2026. Best position is the highest weekly position in that window. Green means page one.
Daily appearances in Google grew 2.6x, to about 8,600 a day.
Daily clicks grew 2.8x, so the extra visibility became real visits.
Average position moved from 13.6 to 9.2, with 15 of 22 core keywords on page one.