SQ Magazine: a digital experience built around the reader.
Geeklab designed and built the editorial website for software-quality publishing.
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What we were asked to do
The brief:
SQ Magazine
Bring current editions, featured topics and the archive together in an experience that feels like a magazine. We structured featured topics, issue archives, language routes and subscription actions around the publication’s content.
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What was in the way
Client’s Goal
Bring current editions, featured topics and the archive together in an experience that feels like a magazine.
Challenge
The site needed to support both discovery of current material and continued engagement through registration and subscriptions.
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How we did it
How we did it
We structured featured topics, issue archives, language routes and subscription actions around the publication’s content.
The brief
Bring current editions, featured topics and the archive together in an experience that feels like a magazine.
The challenge
The site needed to support both discovery of current material and continued engagement through registration and subscriptions.
The delivery
We structured featured topics, issue archives, language routes and subscription actions around the publication’s content.
The result
The delivered website gives readers connected routes into the magazine’s editions, topics and subscription options.
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Result
Average search position improved from 14.3 to 7.6. Measured on the public website during 26 August 2025–25 August 2026. Year-on-year comparisons use the preceding 12 months.
Average Google Search position improved from 14.3 to 7.6.
Search Console recorded 369 clicks, up 56 percent from 237, and 13,122 impressions compared with 5,458 in the previous year.
Source: Google Search Console. Reporting period: 26 August 2025–25 August 2026. Compared with 26 August 2024–25 August 2025. Figures supplied from the analytics extract dated 11 September 2026.