Case studyRexVet

How RexVet grew its Google traffic.With SEO Wires.

RexVet started using SEO Wires on May 15, 2026. We marked that day in Google Search Console. In under six months, 399 new articles went live. Daily clicks from Google grew more than 10 times.

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RexVet is run by the same team that built SEO Wires.

At a glance

The results

The click and impression numbers come from Google Search Console. That is a free tool from Google. It shows how a website does in Google search. The article numbers come from the RexVet blog itself.

The story

A small team with a big job

About RexVet

RexVet is an online vet practice. Pet owners can get help from a vet without leaving home.

RexVet is run by the same team that built SEO Wires.

The problem

We are a small team. We had no marketing team.

Pet owners search Google with worries every day. Is my dog's limp serious? Is my cat in pain? Each search is a chance to help. But someone has to write a good answer first.

Before May 15, the RexVet blog had 106 posts. That is not many. Pet owners ask thousands of questions.

One good article takes a lot of time. We needed many of them, month after month. And they had to be truly helpful, because they are about pets' health. We did not have time to do that by hand. So we used our own tool.

What we did

Starting May 15, 2026

Here is how SEO Wires works, step by step. This is how we used it on RexVet.

  1. It reads the site

    We gave SEO Wires the web address. It read up to 50 pages. It learned what RexVet does, who RexVet helps, and how RexVet sounds. We did not fill in any forms.

  2. It finds the real rivals

    Rivals are sites that show up in Google for the same searches. SEO Wires finds up to 15 of them. It picks the closest ones, not just the biggest names.

  3. It finds the keyword gaps

    A keyword is what people type into Google. A keyword gap is a topic the rivals write about that RexVet did not. That list became our to-do list.

  4. It sorts the gaps into groups

    Each group is a set of searches that want the same answer. One strong article can cover a whole group. The biggest groups go to the top.

  5. It writes in RexVet's voice

    First, it reads the pages that already rank in Google for the topic. Then it makes an outline. Then it writes the article one part at a time.

  6. It makes a cover picture

    Each article gets its own picture at the top of the post.

  7. It posts to the blog

    Each article goes up on the RexVet blog, ready to read.

The articles

399 new articles in under six months

From May 15 to November 7, 2026, 399 new articles went live on the RexVet blog. The blog grew from 106 posts to 505 posts. That is almost five times as many.

New articles each month (2026)

  • 58Mayfrom May 15
  • 43Jun
  • 13Jul
  • 27Aug
  • 109Sep
  • 87Oct
  • 62NovNov 1 to 7

Some months were busier than others. The busiest day was November 5. That day, 19 new articles went live.

How long are they?

These are long, full articles. All together, they have 972,578 words.

A few real titles

Each title is a real worry a pet owner might type into Google. Here are a few, with the day each one went live.

The results

What Google Search Console shows

We looked at two views: the last six months and the last three months. Both end in early November 2026.

Google Search Console for rexvet.org, last 6 months: 95.2K clicks, 10.4M impressions, 0.9% average CTR, average position 7.7. A marker sits on May 15 and a note shows 78 clicks on May 20.
The last six months. The small 1 under the chart marks May 15, the day we started.

Before and after May 15

Before May 15, the lines on the chart were low and flat. On May 20, five days in, RexVet got 78 clicks. It showed up in Google 10,562 times that day.

Soon after that, both lines started to climb. They climbed through June and July. They were bumpy in August. Then they climbed again in late October.

By the end of October, RexVet got more than 800 clicks a day. That is more than 10 times the 78 clicks on May 20.

Google Search Console for rexvet.org, last 3 months: 64.1K clicks, 6.66M impressions, 1% average CTR, average position 7.
The last three months. Daily clicks end above the 800 line.
Six months vs. three months
What we measuredLast 6 monthsLast 3 monthsWhat it means
Clicks95.2K64.1KVisits from Google.
Impressions10.4M6.66MHow many times RexVet showed up in Google.
Average CTR0.9%1%Click-through rate. Out of every 100 times RexVet showed up, about 1 turned into a click.
Average position7.77RexVet's average spot in Google. Spot 1 is the top, so lower is better.

What the table tells us

The last three months are part of the six months. So we can split the six months in two. 95.2K minus 64.1K leaves 31.1K clicks for the first three months.

That is about twice as many clicks in the second half. The average spot got better too. Over six months it was 7.7. In the last three months it was 7. A lower number means RexVet moved up in Google.

The first half starts on May 7, so it includes a few slow days before May 15. As the blog grew, the clicks grew too.

What this means

Before May 15, RexVet had a small blog and few visits from Google. After May 15, the blog grew fast. So did the visits.

We can't say every click came from SEO Wires. Many things can change Google traffic. But the climb started right after we started. And the clicks kept growing as more articles went live.

What made it work

Five reasons it worked

SEO Wires is still writing for RexVet. The newest article in this story went live on November 7, 2026. We will keep checking Search Console to see what happens next.

Try it on your own site.SEO Wires works the same way for you.

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