SEO teams obsess over traffic numbers, but top-of-funnel pages often generate clicks with zero revenue impact. Shift measurement to bottom-line results by focusing resources on pages that actually drive sales: product pages, service pages, and thought leadership that influences buying decisions.
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But the question we need to ask as brands is that lost traffic or lost clicks really and truly lost revenue? And sometimes topics that we have on our site that are losing traffic might be so top of the funnel, it might be so informational that if somebody was clicking on your search result listing anyways, they probably weren't going to convert into revenue or sign up to an email newsletter or click onto your product page. So the question we need to be asking our SEO agencies really is about the bottom line. How are clicks and performance metrics to various different pages that bring in new users to the funnel and drive revenue impacting the bottom line? Again, SEO should be adapted to maybe more middle or bottom of the funnel. People that are looking for the right place to spend their money, where informational top of the funnel people don't have their wallets in hand, they may not be ready to make a purchase, but focusing more again on middle of the funnel, even with thought leadership content, which is still very much possible. And then of course, resources being put into bottom of the funnel, service pages, product pages, category pages still can actively bring in revenue today.