webotic.maSEO on webotic.ma over 12 months: from 32 to 344 clicks a month, with a drop in October.
Webotic applied its SEO method to its own site and is publishing the Search Console numbers: 32 clicks in October 2025, 344 in October 2026. The limits are in the text, October's drop included.
- Next.js
- Google Search Console
- schema.org
- hreflang
- Semantic silo linking
The starting point · a site at 32 clicks a month
In October 2025, webotic.ma received 32 clicks from Google Search, on 1,732 impressions and an average position of 25.7. An agency selling SEO was getting marginal organic traffic on its own site. The following months changed nothing: from November to February, clicks stayed between 29 and 37 a month and position moved between 21.6 and 26.7. March rose to 51 clicks, then April and May slipped back to 46 and 42. This baseline calls for two warnings. First, its impressions are low: the site had 10,574 in August 2025, so the final multiple flatters the curve. Second, average position depends on the mix of queries: from September to October 2025 it went from 54.8 to 25.7 while clicks stayed at 32. It should never be read alone. All the data comes from Search Console, month by month, on the same property. It stops at the click: this study shows no leads and no revenue, only what Google Search actually sent to the site. Everything below should be judged with that boundary in mind, including the figures that look best.
- Oct. 2025: 32 clicks, 1,732 impressions, position 25.7.
- November to February: 29 to 37 clicks a month, no trend.
- Low impressions baseline: 10,574 back in August 2025.
- Measurement limited to Search Console, no leads or revenue.
The actions · rebuild, data-led content, internal linking
On May 18, 2026, the site moved to static Next.js, with FR, EN and AR internationalization. Each version declares its equivalents through hreflang, and pages carry schema.org structured data. The architecture rests on pages by service and by city. Content follows one simple rule: figures from the Moroccan market rather than generalities. The site has 83 articles and a CPL/CPM benchmark built on 850 campaigns and 12.4M MAD. In August 2026, a cleanup removed 271 placeholder texts, set up semantic silos across 8 trees and corrected the internal PageRank flow: /contact/ alone was capturing 8.63% of internal authority. On October 7, the footer was tightened and old EN slugs were moved to 301 redirects. On October 23, a Google Ads cluster went in: "agence google ads maroc" moved from 19.2 to 10.9 in one week. That last signal is fragile, with 37 then 47 impressions. We cite it as a lead, not as proof. Each action is dated by the repository history, which lets us hold it up against the curve month by month.
- May 18, 2026: static Next.js rebuild, FR/EN/AR.
- 83 articles and a CPL/CPM benchmark on the Moroccan market.
- August 2026: 271 texts removed, silos on 8 trees, internal PageRank corrected.
- October 2026: tighter footer, 301s for old EN slugs, Google Ads cluster.
Results and limits · a clear rise, a cautious reading
The rise shows from June: 80 clicks, then 213 in July, 320 in August and 444 in September, with an average position of 8.7. October closed at 344 clicks, 28,944 impressions and a position of 10.4. That month fell 23% against September. Blog positions held steady and we attribute the drop to weaker demand, even though the overall average lost 1.7 points. Another limit: most clicks come from the blog and the brand, few from commercial pages. The traffic gained is not yet buyer traffic. Impressions also grew faster than clicks: click-through rate went from 1.8% to 1.2%. On links, the 3,130 backlinks are nearly all footer links from client sites, 2,381 of them from a single domain, which is not a solid authority profile. Finally, we observe a correlation, not strict causation. Position had already dropped to 13.9 in April, before the May 18 rebuild, and no control group isolates the effect of each action. We publish these limits because a curve without them would prove less, not more.
- Clicks: 32 to 344 in 12 months, peak of 444 in September 2026.
- October: −23% against September, blog positions stable.
- Most clicks on the blog and the brand, few on commercial pages.
- 3,130 backlinks, 2,381 from one domain: correlation, not strict causation.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
- Does the rebuild explain the traffic growth on webotic.ma?
- Not on its own, and we cannot prove it. Clicks took off after the May 18, 2026 rebuild: 80 in June, 444 in September. But average position had already reached 13.9 in April, before that date, and content, linking and cleanup followed one another with no control group. We observe a correlation between these actions and the curve, not strict causation.
- Why did clicks drop in October 2026?
- webotic.ma went from 444 clicks in September to 344 in October 2026, a 23% drop. Blog positions held steady, so we read this as weaker demand rather than lost rankings. Overall average position did move from 8.7 to 10.4, though, and a single month settles nothing. The coming months will show whether this level holds.
- Do these clicks bring Webotic new clients?
- This study cannot say so. It measures Search Console clicks, not leads. Most of those clicks come from the blog and the brand, few from commercial pages. That is the open work: the October 2026 Google Ads cluster targets those queries, with "agence google ads maroc" moving from 19.2 to 10.9, on only 37 then 47 impressions.
- Can these results be reproduced on another site?
- The method can, the numbers cannot. Technical rebuild, data-led content and silo linking apply to other sites, but the outcome depends on the sector, the competition and the domain's history. On webotic.ma, clicks only passed 51 a month in June 2026. In SEO, allow 4 to 6 months to see positions move on commercial queries, with no guaranteed result.