Drove Content Strategy → 312% Organic Traffic: Content Bullets
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Replaced two filler nouns ('brand awareness', 'audience engagement') with the only stack content marketers can defend: organic sessions, publish cadence, keyword intent, and the technical lever (internal linking).
Grew organic search traffic 312% (84k → 346k monthly sessions) in 14 months by publishing 62 long-form posts mapped to bottom-funnel keywords and rebuilding the internal-link graph.
What changed and why
- Organic sessions, MQLs from content, assisted conversions — these are the content-marketing metrics recruiters now grade you on.
- Quote the publish cadence (62 posts in 14 months) — generic AI never picks a defensible publish count.
- Name the keyword intent (bottom-funnel, transactional, informational) so the bullet proves SEO literacy.
- Internal-link graph is the 2026 technical-SEO move that recruiters watch for — vague 'SEO improvements' reads as junior.
Recruiter perspective
“84k→346k in 14 months, named the cadence, named the funnel position. This person has run modern SEO.”
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