AIIMS Group SEO Case Study King & Sons Plumbing Melbourne

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AIIMS Group SEO Case Study King & Sons Plumbing Melbourne

How AIIMS Group turned a respected Melbourne plumbing business into a stronger organic search competitor with more clicks, more tracked conversions, stronger suburb rankings and a lower lead cost than paid search.

ClientKing & Sons Plumbing Pty Ltd
MarketMelbourne, Victoria
ServiceSEO Retainer, Local SEO, Technical SEO
Prepared ByAIIMS Group
Hero client video embedded for stronger trust, dwell time, page engagement and VideoObject schema alignment.
+48%
Click Growth YOY
+207%
Organic Conversions
30
Page 1 Rankings
$32.40
Organic Cost Per Lead
The Brief

Melbourne’s most experienced plumbers needed search visibility to match their reputation.

King & Sons Plumbing had the experience, licensing, market coverage and service capability. What they did not have was a search presence that properly reflected the strength of the business. The website needed cleaner foundations, clearer service targeting, better conversion tracking and stronger local SEO architecture.

The Client

King & Sons Plumbing is a Melbourne plumbing company with more than 30 years of industry experience across emergency, residential and commercial plumbing.

The Problem

Important SEO foundations were weak: thin content, live placeholder blog material, incomplete metadata, tracking gaps and a structure that was not giving Google enough clean local relevance.

The Aim

Build a stronger organic engine that could win suburb searches, increase qualified enquiries and give the client a compounding channel outside pure paid ads.

Organic Growth

Total click growth, year on year.

Google Search Console showed stronger organic demand and stronger visibility across the same December to April period year on year.

Dec 2024 – Apr 2025427 clicks
Dec 2025 – Apr 2026630 clicks
+48%

Year-on-year click growth, producing +203 more organic clicks compared with the same period last year.

Conversion Growth

SEO did not just lift visibility. It lifted enquiry behaviour.

Organic Conversions

138 → 424

+207% year on year

Organic key events grew across the core website experience, showing that the increase in traffic was not empty traffic.

Homepage Conversions

26 → 101

+288% year on year

The homepage became a stronger conversion path from organic discovery to enquiry intent.

Contact Page Conversions

20 → 56

+180% year on year

Contact-led organic conversion improved as tracking and user pathways became cleaner.

SEO Tasks Completed

11 major tasks

Technical, content and tracking

The campaign focused on foundations first, then authority building and suburb-level optimisation.

The SEO Strategy

Clean the foundations first. Then build authority where the money is.

For local trade SEO, rankings do not come from one blog or one meta title. They come from technical hygiene, service clarity, suburb relevance, internal linking, crawlable structure, proof, tracking and content depth working together.

Technical SEO repairs

Cleaned up site issues that were weakening crawl quality, page interpretation and conversion measurement.

Metadata and page targeting

Improved title tags, descriptions and on-page relevance for high-intent plumbing and suburb searches.

Location page strengthening

Built stronger local relevance across Melbourne suburb pages, focusing on commercial intent and service specificity.

Content and topical authority

Removed weak placeholder content and supported the site with stronger service-led content that aligns with search intent.

Conversion tracking

Improved confidence in reporting by focusing on key events that show real enquiry behaviour rather than vanity metrics.

SEO Investment Snapshot

What the investment delivered.

At $32.40 per organic lead, SEO produced qualified enquiries below the benchmark used for Melbourne plumbing Google Ads lead cost comparison.

Total SEO Investment

$13,750

SEO retainer investment across the reported period.

Organic Leads

424

Key organic conversion events generated during the reporting period.

Cost Per Lead

$32.40

Organic search cost per lead based on investment and tracked key events.

Your SEO is generating leads at 56% less than the Melbourne plumbing Google Ads average used in this comparison. The point is simple: the work compounds.
Top Performing Pages

The pages doing the heavy lifting.

Organic sessions, key events and page-level visibility showed where search demand was becoming real enquiry behaviour.

PageOrganic SessionsKey EventsYOY ChangeGSC Clicks
/886101+288%630
/contact-us/56+180%79
/about-us/19+1,800%
/plumber-narre-warren-south/293New30
/plumber-craigieburn/243+50% clicks28
Competitive Keyword Rankings

Page 1 on the terms that matter.

The campaign produced visibility across high-intent suburb searches where users are close to taking action.

plumber narre warren south

#3 New Entry 11 clicks

plumber port melbourne

#3.4 +1.4 positions +40% clicks

plumber glenroy

#4.8 +1.3 positions 4 clicks

plumber craigieburn

#6.1 +0.9 positions +50% clicks

Top 50 Keyword Rankings

30 Page 1 rankings. Page 2 terms climbing.

All branded keywords excluded. Positions 1 to 3 are highlighted because they carry the most commercial weight.

#KeywordPositionSearch Vol.Page
1plumber noble park#1210P1
2plumber balwyn north#1140P1
3plumber aspandale gardens#1110P1
4plumbers craigieburn#2140P1
5plumber kensington#3720P1
6plumber box hill#3720P1
7plumber balwyn#3480P1
8plumber port melbourne#3480P1
9plumber preston#4590P1
10plumber st kilda#4720P1
11plumber st kilda melbourne#4390P1
12blocked drains carnegie#4110P1
13tap repairs#5320P1
14plumber carlton#5210P1
15plumber tarneit#5210P1
16plumber narre warren#6480P1
17plumber south melbourne#6480P1
18plumber brunswick#61,000P1
19plumber glenroy#7170P1
20plumber mentone#7110P1
21plumber moorabbin#790P1
22plumber north melbourne#8210P1
23plumber bentleigh#8170P1
24plumber doncaster#8140P1
25plumber craigieburn#9720P1
26plumber tullamarine#9140P1
27plumber epping#101,000P1
28plumber sunbury#10590P1
29plumber melton#10480P1
30plumber footscray#11480P2
31plumber docklands#11210P2
32plumber south morang#11170P2
33plumber altona#12210P2
34plumber thornbury#12170P2
35plumber sunshine#13480P2
36plumber reservoir#13390P2
37plumber frankston#13390P2
38plumber mernda#14210P2
39plumber keilor#15140P2
40plumber glen waverley#16480P2
41plumber werribee#16390P2
42plumber pakenham#17390P2
43plumber ringwood#17320P2
44plumber hoppers crossing#17210P2
45plumber brunswick east#18210P2
46plumber dandenong#18170P2
47plumber point cook#19390P2
48plumbers in melbourne#20590P2

Data sourced from Google Search Console and third-party ranking tools. Branded keywords excluded.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this SEO campaign.

What did AIIMS Group do for King & Sons Plumbing?

AIIMS Group improved the SEO foundations, cleaned content issues, strengthened local landing pages, corrected tracking gaps and built a stronger internal structure around Melbourne plumbing search intent.

What were the strongest results?

The strongest results were 207% more organic conversions, 48% more organic clicks year on year, 424 tracked organic key events and 30 Page 1 rankings.

Why does this matter for a plumbing business?

Plumbing SEO is extremely local and extremely competitive. Ranking across suburb and service searches means the business appears when customers are actively looking for help.

Can AIIMS Group apply this SEO model to other service businesses?

Yes. The same model can be applied to plumbers, electricians, builders, healthcare providers, trades, professional services and multi-location service businesses that need suburb-level search visibility.

Work With AIIMS Group

Want SEO that produces proof, not excuses?

AIIMS Group builds SEO systems around technical foundations, local search visibility, content authority, conversion tracking and commercial reporting. This is how SEO becomes a business asset instead of a monthly report nobody reads.