Google + Bing combined
A browser-gaming portal needed to turn a passionate fan audience into search traffic. In just over five months we grew combined Google & Bing visibility to 464K monthly impressions and 13,100 clicks — ranking for hundreds of game-intent queries and climbing from page three to page one.
The site hosts a deep catalogue of browser games with a devoted fan base, but most of its pages were buried on page two and three of search. The demand was clearly there — thousands of people search for these game titles, mods, and "unblocked" versions every month — yet competitors were capturing the clicks.
The brief: turn an enthusiast catalogue into a search-traffic engine across both Google and Bing, at the scale a games library demands.
Combined Google & Bing search data. Bars show monthly impressions; the green line tracks clicks. June reflects a full-month projection from the first ten days. The trend is firmly upward across the engagement.
Templated titles, meta, and structured data rolled out across the entire game and wiki catalogue — so hundreds of pages improved at once instead of one at a time.
Targeted the searches fans actually use — "[game] online", "mods", "unblocked", "no download" — and moved key pages from page three to page one.
Bing turned out to deliver the majority of clicks for this audience. We tuned for both engines via Bing Webmaster Tools — a channel most competitors ignore entirely.
Wiki and landing pages built around what players want — how to play, fan-game lists, "what is" explainers — capturing both informational and play-now intent.
A snapshot of the game-intent queries driving traffic — title searches, mods, and "unblocked" variations that players use to find somewhere to play. These are the searches now sending real clicks to the site.
| Query | Position | Clicks | Impressions | Intent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| b████'s b█████ birthday bash online | 2.9 | 218 | 537 | Play |
| b████ mods online | 4.7 | 167 | 702 | Mods |
| b████'s b█████ mods online | 5.4 | 113 | 381 | Mods |
| b████ unblocked | 14.1 | 99 | 870 | Unblocked |
| b████ b█████ mods online | 5.1 | 82 | 358 | Mods |
| b████'s b█████ mods free no download | 5.1 | 73 | 369 | Mods |
| b████'s b█████ birthday bash unblocked | 3.8 | 52 | 130 | Unblocked |
| b████'s b█████ online | 16.1 | 53 | 1,027 | Play |
| b████ b█████ online | 12.5 | 50 | 1,051 | Play |
Across all queries, the site ranks in the top 10 for 313 keywords on Google — the foundation of its combined 13.1K clicks.
The biggest surprise of this engagement: Bing wasn't a footnote — it was the main event. For this gaming audience, Bing drove 89% of impressions and the majority of clicks. By optimising for both engines instead of fixating on Google alone, we roughly doubled the site's reachable audience.
| Channel | Clicks | Impressions | Share of clicks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5,742 | 51,221 | 44% | |
| Bing | 7,386 | 412,422 | 56% |
| Combined | 13,128 | 463,643 | 100% |
Most agencies report Google only. Tracking and optimising Bing separately surfaced an audience that was already there — and turned it into half the site's traffic.
For a site with hundreds of pages, one-at-a-time SEO doesn't move the needle. Templated titles, meta, and schema applied across the whole library lifted rankings everywhere at once — the only way to grow a large catalogue efficiently.
Bing delivered 89% of impressions and over half the clicks for this audience. Most competitors optimise for Google and stop there. Treating Bing as a first-class channel effectively doubled the reachable market.
Players don't search for brand names — they search "[game] online", "mods", "unblocked". Building pages around those exact phrases captured high-intent traffic competitors were missing, turning demand that already existed into clicks.
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