EdTech
EdTech catalog winning Turkish informational queries
EdTech catalog winning Turkish informational queries. Anonymized engagement with measured outcomes from our Turkish publisher desk.
Enrollments
+39%
Guide-assisted organic
Hub sessions
+25%
Catalog pages
Placements
31
Education-adjacent
Avg. time on page
+18%
Destination guides
Industry
EdTech
Timeframe
6 months
Headline outcome
+39% organic enrollments from guide traffic
Services
Turkish guest posting · Niche edits Turkey
Campaign intelligence
Performance, mix, and pacing
Charts below summarize the shared-sheet story for this engagement: KPIs, trajectory, placement mix, and delivery stages.
KPI board
Enrollments
+39%
Guide-assisted organic
Hub sessions
+25%
Catalog pages
Placements
31
Education-adjacent
Avg. time on page
+18%
Destination guides
Relative strength
Enrollments
Guide-assisted organic
+39%
Hub sessions
Catalog pages
+25%
Placements
Education-adjacent
31
Avg. time on page
Destination guides
+18%
Challenge
What stood in the way
Brief risk
Without a Turkish-native publisher pool and clear approvals, the team risked more English authority that would not move local SERPs.
Informational queries funneled to foreign blogs. Course pages ranked poorly for Turkish how-to intent despite strong product-market fit.
Approach
How we ran the work
Skill guides were written for Turkish learners, placed on education-adjacent publishers, and linked to catalog hubs with natural anchors.
Phase 01
Map intents
Informational clusters defined
Phase 02
Publish
Guides on approved publishers
Phase 03
Connect
Hub pages capture the demand
Results
What changed
Outcomes are framed around pages and conversions the client already tracked—not vanity referring-domain totals alone.
Guide-assisted organic enrollments rose 39%, and catalog hub pages gained 25% more organic sessions from Turkish informational queries.
Enrollments
Before
Baseline
After
+39%
Hub sessions
Before
Baseline
After
+25%
Placements
Before
Foreign blogs
After
31 local
Time on page
Before
Baseline
After
+18%
The articles sounded like something a Turkish instructor would share, which is exactly what we needed.
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