Karo Mining: connecting public information and portal journeys.
Geeklab built Karo Mining’s public corporate website and an authenticated portal for supplier and candidate workflows.
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What we were asked to do
The brief:
Karo Mining
Support public communication while providing dedicated routes for tenders, applications and procurement administration. We developed the public site around project information, sustainability and news, alongside a portal for tender discovery, applications and administration.
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What was in the way
Client’s Goal
Support public communication while providing dedicated routes for tenders, applications and procurement administration.
Challenge
Investors, communities, suppliers and candidates needed different information and access appropriate to their tasks.
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How we did it
How we did it
We developed the public site around project information, sustainability and news, alongside a portal for tender discovery, applications and administration.
The brief
Support public communication while providing dedicated routes for tenders, applications and procurement administration.
The challenge
Investors, communities, suppliers and candidates needed different information and access appropriate to their tasks.
The delivery
We developed the public site around project information, sustainability and news, alongside a portal for tender discovery, applications and administration.
The result
The delivery connects a public corporate presence with a separate authenticated environment for operational journeys.
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Result
26,791 sessions in the first year of tracking. Measured on the public website during 26 August 2025–25 August 2026. This was the first year of tracking.
26,791 sessions and 17,885 users in the first year of tracking. Organic search accounted for 17,881 sessions, or 67 percent of traffic.
Google Search Console recorded 17,286 clicks and an average position of 6.0. These figures relate to the public website.
Source: GA4 and Google Search Console. Reporting period: 26 August 2025–25 August 2026. First year of tracking; no prior-year comparison. Figures supplied from the analytics extract dated 11 September 2026.