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Ran the full-site crawl, drafted titles, meta and FAQ answers for all 14 pages, and generated the schema we then checked by hand.
A busy walk-in repair counter in central London was ranking well and converting almost nobody. The problem was plumbing, not visibility.

The short answer
The shop ranked near the top of Google for its main terms but earned a 0.4% click rate, because 97% of its impressions pointed at a dead http address. AiS LABZ fixed the address, metadata, schema and booking path. Within weeks the shop held #1 for “iPhone screen repair London” and 15 of 25 tracked terms on page one.
#1 iPhone screen repair London
Google, Aug 2026
Average position. Lower is better; #1 is the top result.
| Search term | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Data recovery (city-wide) | #7 | #1 |
| iPhone repair (city-wide) | #14 | #2.5 |
Aug to Sep 2026
| Measure | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly impressions | 15,159 | 19,376 |
| Blog appearances in Google | 4 | 3,465 |
| Site audit score (/100) | 52 | 77 |
| Impressions on the correct HTTPS address | 3% | 100% |
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Full crawl, Search Console review and a 25-term keyword map. One constraint named: Google was sending searchers to the wrong address.
A 90-day plan in three phases: close the leak, take the neighbourhood, build depth.
New titles and meta on all 14 pages, H1s site-wide, LocalBusiness, Service, FAQPage and BreadcrumbList schema on 9 pages, the site's first 301 redirects, a sitemap cut from 147 to 71 clean URLs, GA4 with 4 conversion events, and a booking pop-up behind every repair CTA.
Weekly SEO runs, weekly bug audits, a monthly report, and 132 logged link placements since March 2026.
Ran the full-site crawl, drafted titles, meta and FAQ answers for all 14 pages, and generated the schema we then checked by hand.
Found the problem: 97% of impressions going to a dead http address. Tracked the fix page by page and measured the 12× lift in homepage clicks.
Rebuilt with four conversion events, so every booking click, call and form is counted against the page that earned it.
Matched the profile phone number and details to the site, so Google sees one consistent business.
The site platform: we rebuilt titles, H1s, redirects and the booking pop-up behind every call to action directly in Webflow.
Domain and DNS: cleaned up the host so every variant 301s to one canonical HTTPS address.
Used as an answer engine to test how the shop is described, and to pressure-test FAQ wording against real customer questions.
Produced the seasonal hero graphics and social cards in the shop’s brand kit.



Client names, logos, contact details and locations are blurred for confidentiality.
What happens nextPhase two takes the neighbourhood: area pages in the surrounding neighbourhoods, and review velocity on the Business Profile.
The address fix took effect within days: 100% of impressions moved to the correct HTTPS URL by 1 September. Ranking gains on money terms showed inside the first month.
Pointing Google at the right address. Ranking well on a dead URL sends almost no clicks, so every other improvement depended on it.
No. The platform stayed. We fixed metadata, schema, redirects, page weight and the booking path on the existing build.
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