The Challenge: Keep Valuable Content Discoverable
The launch needed to make the range clearer without letting useful pages become isolated. Search relevance and continuity had to be considered alongside the visual presentation.
We strengthened Lagerblad Foods’ Swedish website during launch through on-page SEO and content structure. The work focused on headings, practical FAQs, descriptive slugs, and internal links that help professional kitchens find relevant products while keeping existing content connected.
A large assortment needs clear routes into it. We worked across the homepage, product overview, categories, and recipes so each page explains its purpose and guides visitors toward relevant content.

The launch needed to make the range clearer without letting useful pages become isolated. Search relevance and continuity had to be considered alongside the visual presentation.
We focused headings and page topics on professional kitchens, foodservice, and product needs. Category introductions give pages context beyond a grid of product names.

Product FAQs address preparation, storage, serving, and kitchen use. These answers make the overview more useful to buyers and extend the page’s coverage of real customer questions.
We refined page slugs around descriptive subjects and the new hierarchy. The focus was on readable addresses and preserving attention to existing entry points during the transition.
Categories, product pages, and recipes create routes through the assortment. We prioritized orphan-page risks and keeping valuable content connected, so the launch structure supports discovery rather than leaving pages on their own.
The Swedish site combines clearer page topics, practical answers, and a more connected catalog. Product-category copy, recipe inspiration, and contact paths help visitors understand the offering and take the next step.