How Plataria Seaside Resort Grew
Organic Search Sessions by 154%
GetRanked Digital built a blog, optimised the restaurant and beach pages, and published supporting articles for Plataria Seaside Resort. During the comparison period, Organic Search sessions more than doubled and Google search clicks increased by 169%.
From 4,022 to 10,203
From 2,928 to 7,884
From 57K to 120K
From 36 to 90
20 July to 19 October 2026, compared with the same dates in 2025.
About the Client
Plataria Seaside Resort in Greece offers a beach, bar and restaurant alongside its accommodation. For this project, we focused on the restaurant and beach experiences and the searches people make when deciding where to eat or spend a day by the sea.
What Needed to Change
The project focused on making these experiences easier to discover through search.
The website needed dedicated content for people researching restaurants, beaches and nearby destinations, as well as clear core pages for visitors ready to explore the resort itself.
What Changed
A Dedicated Blog
We built a /blog section to give the website a place for useful destination and experience content, expanding the topics the site could cover beyond its main pages.
Optimised Target Pages
We optimised /restaurant and /beach as the two main target pages for people deciding where to eat or spend a day by the sea.
Supporting Content in Three Languages
Supporting articles in English, Greek and Serbian answered related dining and beach questions, including seaside restaurants in Plataria and beach days near Sivota and Igoumenitsa.
More Searchers. More Organic Visits.
Organic Search sessions increased from 4,022 to 10,203, a gain of 153.68%. Engaged Organic Search sessions grew from 2,674 to 6,583, up 146.19%.
Google Search Console recorded 7,884 clicks compared with 2,928 a year earlier. Impressions increased from 57,372 to 119,589, click-through rate rose from 5.1% to 6.6%, and average position improved from 5.7 to 5.0.
New content created new entry points
The new /blog section generated 467 Google search clicks during the period, from a starting point of zero. The Greek seaside dining article alone generated 154 search clicks and 6,809 impressions, and the Greek beach article covering Sivota and Igoumenitsa added 86 clicks and 5,438 impressions.
The target pages attracted more Google clicks
- English restaurant page clicks increased from 58 to 132, up 127.59%.
- English beach page clicks grew from 19 to 74, up 289.47%.
Both pages received fewer impressions than a year earlier, so the gains came from turning more of those searches into visits.
Organic Search contributed more recorded actions
GA4 attributed 90 key events to Organic Search, compared with 36 previously, an increase of 150%. Organic Search accounted for 69.23% of all recorded key events in 2026.
What the Results Tell Us
The website reached more searchers and attracted substantially more Organic Search visits during the period. The blog created additional entry points, while the core target pages gained Google clicks.
These results show improved organic discovery. They do not, on their own, establish how many restaurant customers, beach visitors or accommodation bookings the work generated.
What This Means for You
Useful local content can help people discover a venue while planning their visit. Dedicated experience pages then give them somewhere relevant to continue their research.
Measuring both discovery and meaningful customer actions helps show whether that interest is turning into business.
