Project · IT services and consulting, enterprise
Twenty per cent more leads, from on-page alone
Infosys is one of the largest IT services firms in the world, and its website runs on Adobe Experience Manager — an enterprise CMS where nothing is a one-line change and every template edit has an owner. I ran SEO on it for two years as an analyst at RankUno. The lever that worked was not new content. It was on-page work on pages that already existed.
What I did
- Ran on-page optimisation and content work across the site, which is what the 20% lead-flow improvement is attributed to.
- Ran meta-tag optimisation at scale and built the topic strategy behind it.
- Contributed to a website migration under senior guidance.
The result
Inbound lead flow improved 20% through on-page optimisation and content work.
Where it stands now
| Semrush, 15 September 2026 | Value |
|---|---|
| Semrush Rank | 21,336 |
| Ranking keywords | 20,089 |
| Keywords in positions 1–3 | 1,522 |
| Estimated organic visits a month | 102,803 |
| Keywords that trigger an AI Overview | 14,523 |
US database, pulled 15 September 2026 — five years after this engagement ended. A site of this size has had many hands on it since. Context only; none of it is attributable to my work.
SEMrush, Google Search Console, Google Analytics, Screaming Frog, Ahrefs.
Enterprise CMS slowing every fix to a crawl?
I have worked on AEM, Magento, Shopify Plus and WordPress multi-site. Send me the stack and I will tell you what is actually possible this quarter.
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