The Solution: Integrated Media, Creative and Search
Next&Co brought together performance activity and longer-term improvements to support Everyday Independence’s growth.
Media Investment Aligned With Business Growth
Paid media activity expanded alongside the business, with budgets, campaigns and creative managed to support increasing demand for services. Ongoing optimisation focused on generating more conversions at a lower acquisition cost, allowing Everyday Independence to increase investment while improving efficiency.
A Restructured Website to Support Service Discovery
A full restructure of the website’s information architecture created a clearer foundation for service content and organic search. The work focused on how information was organised and connected, supporting the ongoing SEO programme and helping people navigate to relevant services.
Building Visibility in LLMs
GEO became an important part of Everyday Independence’s search activity, helping the brand gain visibility within AI-generated answers. The objective was to bring Everyday Independence into consideration as prospective clients and families explored their needs, researched available support and considered potential providers.
Alongside improving conventional search visibility, the LLM work focused on helping people encounter relevant information about Everyday Independence during their research, with a clear connection to the services they could enquire about. SEO and GEO formed a coordinated approach to making the organisation easier to find and understand across these different search environments.
National Media and Creative Development
A nationwide out-of-home campaign extended brand exposure, complementing paid media and creative development. Together, these activities supported awareness of Everyday Independence and the campaigns generating demand for its services.
The Numbers: Growing Demand With Greater Efficiency
Everyday Independence’s services activity recorded 101.28% year-on-year growth in conversions and 131.7% growth in website traffic. Over the same period, cost per acquisition fell by 16% and cost per click decreased by 40%.
With marketing investment scaling alongside the business, these results reflected an ability to generate substantially more demand while improving acquisition efficiency.