Executive Summary
From hacked, damaged and falling — to visible again in Sydney’s hardest plumbing SERPs.
Mr Splash Plumbing came to AIIMS Group after a severe SEO issue had damaged the website’s organic visibility.
The business had previously held major search positions, including strong visibility for “Plumber Sydney”.
After the hack, the site lost more than half of its organic traffic and dropped sharply for its most valuable keyword.
The job was not to “write a few blogs” or make surface-level metadata changes. This was a recovery campaign.
AIIMS had to clean the technical damage, remove hacked URLs, rebuild indexation signals, restore Google trust,
strengthen the site architecture, improve content quality and rebuild authority around Sydney plumbing searches.
The campaign succeeded because the strategy was disciplined: fix the foundation first, then rebuild relevance,
then create a strong internal linking and content cluster system around the main commercial target — “Plumber Sydney”.
Content & Helpful Content Strategy
AIIMS did not bloat the site. We made the content useful, local and commercially connected.
Plumbing SEO is not won by writing generic suburb pages and hoping Google works it out.
The campaign focused on useful content that built trust, answered practical plumbing questions and connected back
to the main commercial “Plumber Sydney” page.
Trust-first page templates
AIIMS redesigned main page templates so the most important conversion and trust elements were visible above the fold.
The page experience was built to help users call or submit a form quickly.
Commercial page support
Supporting pages were built around suburbs, emergency plumbing, blocked drains and pipe relining — services with clear
search intent and strong commercial value.
Blog cluster repair
Plumbing advice content was redirected into a cleaner URL structure and used as a topical cluster to support
the “Plumber Sydney” hub page.