Drizly is the largest online marketplace for alcohol in North America, available to 100M+ customers. They offer personalized content, a wide variety of consumer options, and competitive pricing within their e-commerce shopping experience.
Their marketing team wanted to understand the relationship between their site content and click through rate, so they decided to analyze a month’s worth of content to evaluate performance.
As a client of seoClarity, the ecommerce platform was already leveraging Content Fusion, but wanted to prove its value and showcase their content success within the organization.
Content Fusion has specifically helped Drizly’s marketing team identify:
Additionally, the team has used Content Fusion to help them rank for more competitive keywords, answer more questions in line with what consumers want to know about their services, and better engage with their audience through content creation and content optimization.
To gain insight on click through rate and prove the value of their content creation efforts within the organization, the team ran a test comparing two data sets:
Overall, the pages made without Content Fusion had higher impressions, clicks and CTR; however, most of that content was backed by paid initiatives through SEM which likely skewed the results.
| Impressions | Clicks | CTR | Average Position | |
| Without Content Fusion | 108,434 | 2,540 | 0.35 | 6.3 |
| With Content Fusion | 51,663 | 2,258 | 0.52 | 6.8 |
| 𝚫% | 52.36% | 11.10% | 31.65% | 0.50 |
It’s also helpful to note that in the month analyzed, more Content Fusion pages were indexed with performance data than non-Content Fusion pages.
While the non-Content Fusion content had higher impressions and clicks, the content created with Content Fusion had a 31.6% higher CTR than non-Content Fusion content, proving that this content is more engaging to their target audience and drives more clicks per impression.
In their second analysis of content performance, the team looked at the test group (determined by impressions) created with and without Content Fusion to see how the top content in each category stacks up against each other.
|
Impressions |
Clicks |
CTR |
Average Position |
|
|
Without Content Fusion |
60,729 |
297 |
0.004 |
6.4 |
|
With Content Fusion |
45,589 |
1,725 |
0.048 |
7.2 |
|
𝚫% |
24.93% |
82.78% |
92.20% |
0.80 |
Again, the content made without Content Fusion drove higher impressions, likely due to the aforementioned paid marketing efforts.
Of the pages in both categories, clicks were significantly higher on the posts that leveraged Content Fusion and had a 92% higher CTR than content that did not use Content Fusion.
The team at Drizly proved that Content Fusion works. By leveraging its guidelines, adding suggested terms and topics as well as frequently asked questions to their content, Drizly article pages drove more clicks to their Content Fusion content.
This demonstrated to their team that Content Fusion helped them create more relevant blogs for their audience, putting the right content in front of the right readers at the right time.