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## At a Glance

| Metric | Growth |
| --- | --- |
| **Growth in Clicks** | +567% |
| **Growth in Impressions** | +1050% |
| **Keyword Growth** | +1054% |
| **Page 1 Keywords Growth** | +477% |

## About MyMuse

MyMuse is India’s first bedroom essentials brand, on a mission to make intimacy easy, approachable, and fun for Indians everywhere. They create high-quality, well-designed intimate products for couples and individuals, supported by content that is informative, real, and free from the shame and stigma that dominates the category in India.

## The Situation Before We Started

Before the engagement, MyMuse had a strong product and brand identity but almost no organic search presence. Here is a snapshot of where they stood:

| Area | Status Before |
| --- | --- |
| **Organic Clicks** | Near zero, almost no non-branded search presence |
| **Keyword Rankings** | Minimal, no city-level or product-category coverage |
| **Location pSEO Pages** | No city-specific product pages across India |
| **Gifting Content** | No gifting-intent pages or gift guide content |
| **Competitor Positioning** | No comparison pages, invisible in evaluation searches |
| **UGC Platform Presence** | No structured presence on Reddit, Quora, or community forums |
| **Blog Content** | No trust-first content addressing the taboo category head-on |

## The Challenges

Three challenges made this engagement unlike any standard D2C SEO project:

- Social stigma suppressed content supply.
- Location searches had real volume but zero credible competition.
- Gifting was an untapped conversion pathway.

## The Strategy: What CometRank Did and Why

The foundational insight was that search demand for intimate products in India is enormous and almost entirely underserved by credible content. The strategy was built through five interconnected content layers:

### Step 1: Location pSEO Pages for Sex Toys and Adult Toys Across Indian Cities

Two parallel sets of location pages were built targeting high-intent, location-modified searches:

**Sex Toys in [City]: 20 Pages**

**Adult Toys in [City]: 25 Pages**

### Step 2: Gifting pSEO Pages Targeting Occasion-Based Purchase Intent

A comprehensive gifting content architecture was built covering every major gifting intent dimension:

**By Recipient:**
- Gifting for Couples
- Intimate Gifts for Him
- Intimate Gifts for Her

**By Occasion:**
- Best Anniversary Gift Intimate India
- Best Birthday Gift for Girlfriend India

### Step 3: Competitor Comparison Pages for Bottom-Funnel Buyers

Comparison pages built targeting queries where a buyer was already evaluating brands:
- “MyMuse vs [Competitor]: which intimate brand is better for Indian buyers”
- “Best intimate wellness brands in India: MyMuse vs alternatives”

### Step 4: Blog Content That Destigmatised the Category and Drove Organic Trust

The blog addressed topics that Indian buyers were searching for, such as:
- “How to buy intimate products safely and discreetly in India”
- “A guide to sexual wellness for Indian couples”

### Step 5: UGC Platform Dominance on Reddit and Quora

A structured presence was developed in communities discussing sexual wellness to foster brand trust and earn referral traffic.

## The Results

Measured year over year, the growth metrics showed:

| Metric | Result |
| --- | --- |
| **Growth in Clicks** | 567% |
| **Growth in Impressions** | 1,050% |
| **Growth in Total Ranking Keywords** | 1,054% |
| **Growth in Page 1 Keywords** | 477% |
| **UGC Impact** | Massive engagement driving consistent referral traffic |

## Key Takeaways for D2C Brands in Sensitive or Taboo Categories

This case study surfaces lessons that apply to any D2C brand in a category where social stigma has suppressed credible content supply:

- **Taboo categories have the least content competition.**
- **Location pages in taboo categories rank fast.**
- **Gifting intent is the highest-conversion entry point.**
- **Trust-first content beats promotional content in taboo niches.**