customer story
From invisible to predictable organic growth
Built a scalable, authority-driven inbound system for a niche BJJ rehab brand, driving rapid organic growth.
“The difference wasn’t getting more people to the site — it was finally making it clear, obvious, and easy for the right athletes to know what to do once they got there.”
Dalton Urrutia
Founder, Grapplers PerformX
Rebuilt a fragmented BJJ rehab website into a scalable, authority-driven inbound system. Within weeks of launch, the new structure generated 2,300+ visitors (230% increase), 279 ranking keywords, and increased DR of +6 — without ads.
Authority-Led Organic Growth for a Niche Performance Brand

THE OUTCOME
From fragmented presence to compounding inbound growth:
2,300+ total visitors since launch
~766 average monthly visitors and rising
279 tracked keywords (+279 net new)
13 keywords ranking in positions #1–3
27 keywords ranking in positions #4–10
27 referring domains acquired organically
Domain Rating: 0 → 9
High technical health with clean redirects and zero broken pages
All results achieved without paid advertising.
THE CONTEXT
Grapplers PerformX helps Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu athletes fix pain, rehab injuries, and return to training through online chiropractic and rehab programs.
The expertise was strong.
The outcomes were proven.
Demand already existed.
But the website failed to communicate authority, guide users, or scale discovery. Prior SEO efforts focused on publishing short blog posts while ignoring structure, intent, and conversion flow.
They didn’t need more blogs — they needed clarity and systems.
THE REAL PROBLEM (DIAGNOSIS)
This wasn’t an SEO volume issue.
It was a structural failure.
Key constraints:
No clear information architecture or topical hierarchy
Thin content that failed to establish authority
Broken user journeys from injury → solution → action
No scalable foundation for adding programs or providers
Before growth could compound, the system had to be rebuilt.
THE STRATEGIC DECISIONS
Decision 1: Fix structure before scaling acquisition
Publishing paused while the site architecture, hierarchy, and intent alignment were rebuilt.
Decision 2: Compete at the injury level, not the blog level
Athletes search for specific injuries and pain patterns — not generic rehab advice.
Decision 3: Build systems that reduce dependency
Everything was designed to scale without constant founder or consultant involvement.
THE LEADERSHIP ROLE (WHAT I OWNED)
As fractional marketing leadership, I was responsible for:
Diagnosing the true growth constraint
Setting strategy and sequencing
Designing the acquisition and conversion system
Executing the initial build to validate strategy
Creating a system that operates without ongoing oversight
This was not execution support — it was growth leadership.
THE SYSTEM BUILT
Positioning & Architecture
Injury-specific authority framework
100+ page SEO architecture from 355 keyword opportunities
Clear parent–child topic clusters
Acquisition Infrastructure
Search-intent–aligned injury pages
Internal linking for authority compounding
Schema for medical/rehab context
Conversion & Trust
Injury pages as education + diagnosis + action hubs
Multiple conversion paths (programs, consults, scheduling)
Contextual testimonials and proof
Measurement & Durability
Analytics and attribution setup
Clean redirects preserving legacy equity
Modular Framer system for rapid expansion
WHY THIS WORKED
Diagnosis before execution
Structure over content churn
Authority built through organization, not volume
Systems designed to compound rather than reset
Search engines understood the site.
Users found what they needed.
Every new page reinforced the whole system.
THE PATTERN
This follows a repeatable pattern in expert-led businesses:
The product works
The audience exists
Poor structure makes the business invisible or indistinguishable
Growth required clarity first — not more activity.
THE TAKEAWAY
Grapplers PerformX didn’t grow because of better tactics.
It grew because its expertise finally matched the structure required for discovery, trust, and scale — and that structure now compounds month after month.
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