Scrambly Case Study

Category :

Mobile Gaming | SEO Research & Writing

Client :

Start Date :

1st January 2025

01 . The Challenge

When Scrambly onboarded me in January 2025, they had solid traction on their app but zero visibility from blog content. While the platform was growing steadily in the mobile gaming rewards niche, they lacked a blog section altogether. Scrambly wanted to have a new channel for user acquisition, specifically through SEO-driven content writing/marketing.

They needed someone to launch and lead this initiative from scratch, starting with content strategy, keyword research, and writing the very first blog article. Their goal was to turn their blog into a meaningful traffic and sign-up source.

Mehal's client Alex from Scrambly

02 . The Solution

To kick things off, I built a keyword strategy centered around user search intent in the casual mobile gaming and rewards space. I identified untapped, low-competition keywords with substantial search volume and crafted topical clusters focused on user behavior, trending games, and how-to guides.

Once the blog was live, I mapped out a content calendar aligned with Scrambly’s goals, targeting visibility, trust, and sign-up intent. Every article was optimized with structured headings, relevant internal links, and a strategic meta strategy.

Over the 5-month contract, I wrote and published SEO-driven content that ranked consistently. Blogs began to climb the SERPs, pulling in thousands of users without any paid push.

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03 . The Results

In just five months, I achieved:

✅ 7,200+ organic clicks

✅ 1.11 million impressions

✅ Average position: 9.8 (First Page)

✅ CTR: 0.6%

✅ 1,000+ user sign-ups attributed to blog traffic

Several articles now rank on the first page of Google for high-volume keywords like "best simulation games with AI" and "Is Scrambly legit". This blog-first SEO strategy proved to be a powerful growth lever for Scrambly.

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