Lost Rankings After a Redesign?

See how CASA preserved SEO value and drove new growth for this Canadian brush manufacturer — by combining smart design with technical precision.

Industrial brush manufacturing equipment and finished brushes in a Brosses Lacasse factory.

Brosses Lacasse

50+ Years in Manufacturing

+41%
Organic Visibility

-22%

Bounce Rate

+41%

Organic Visibility

18→56

Indexed Pages

+35%

Time on Page

About Brosses Lacasse

Brosses Lacasse is one of Canada’s most established industrial brush manufacturers. For over 50 years, they’ve built high-performance solutions for industries like food processing, transportation, agriculture, and manufacturing.

But by 2025, their online presence told a different story. They had recently invested in a redesign from another agency — one that promised modern visuals and better functionality. What they got instead was a generic, uninspired layout with weak performance, no SEO strategy, and user experience that confused more than it converted.

The result? An underwhelming site that didn’t reflect their capabilities, and worse — one that risked losing their hard-earned search rankings.

Brosses Lacasse website redesign on laptop, showcasing industrial brush manufacturing and worker.
THE CHALLENGE

The Problem: Design Without Strategy

When Brosses Lacasse came to CASA Media House, they weren't just looking for a new website. They needed a partner who could understand their technical product lines and niche verticals, preserve their existing SEO performance and rankings, and rebuild their website in a way that converted industry professionals and supported long-term growth.

Key Pain Points

× SEO at risk: No 301 redirects, lost metadata, poor page structure
× Generic design: Layouts that failed to represent an industrial leader
× Content gaps: No differentiation by product specs, materials, or industries served
× Navigation clutter: Confusing user paths and no UX alignment for B2B buyers
× Performance issues: Poor mobile responsiveness and weak Core Web Vitals

The Real Risk

They weren't just at risk of stagnation — they were slipping in rankings and user trust.

We began with a full diagnostic review of their previous agency's work — and uncovered the following core problems.

“They needed clarity, content, and conversion — not just a prettier site.”
— CASA Media House Team

A Redesign Strategy Built for SEO

We didn’t jump straight into visuals. We started with what matters: strategy.

We conducted a deep SEO assessment of existing indexed pages, backlinks, and keyword performance. We reviewed URL structure and metadata gaps, technical crawl issues and Core Web Vitals, and market search trends across their product categories and industries. From this, we identified existing rankings worth preserving (e.g., food-grade brushes, rotary brushes for transport), new content opportunities by industry and brush type, and weak competitors in the space that could be outranked with smarter structure.

We brought in our design team to create a modern, clean visual identity — without losing the technical credibility their buyers needed. UX goals included simplified navigation for technical users, mobile responsiveness and performance-first layout, clear CTAs for quote requests and contact, real photography and project visuals to replace outdated stock images, and scannable content blocks for specs, industries, and product options. This wasn’t just about looking better — it was about functioning like a site built for B2B lead generation.

To win in search — and serve users — we restructured the site with intent-based architecture. The new structure included Product Category Pages (Strip Brushes, Rotary Brushes, Custom Brushes), Industry Vertical Pages (Food Processing, Transit, Agricultural), Service Pages (OEM design, Refurbishment, Custom Cutting), Resource Content (Tech specs, documentation, usage guides, FAQs), and Trust Pages (About, Certifications, Project Spotlights, Contact). Each section was mapped with clear keyword targets, conversion goals, and content depth to support industrial buyers.

Our dev team rebuilt the site using a custom WordPress CMS with scalable blocks for growth. We focused on 301 redirect mapping from old pages to new URLs, metadata preservation and optimization, Core Web Vitals compliance for speed, accessibility, and mobile, structured data (schema) to improve SERP appearance, and optimized media plus clean codebase for fast loading. The result: a site that loaded faster, ranked better, and finally worked as a sales engine.

Visual Transformation

Before & After: The Website Redesign

Drag the slider to see how we transformed a generic, underperforming site into a modern, SEO-optimized industrial B2B experience.

Brosses Lacasse website redesign on laptop, showcasing industrial brush manufacturing and worker.
Brosses Lacasse website redesign on laptop showcasing industrial brushes and brand messaging
Before
After

Before: Generic & Underperforming

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Template-based layout with no brand identity

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Cluttered navigation confusing B2B buyers

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No product differentiation or technical specs

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Poor mobile responsiveness and slow load times

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Missing SEO metadata and broken URL structure

After: Strategic & Conversion-Focused

Custom design reflecting industrial brand authority

Intent-based navigation for technical buyers

Industry-specific pages with detailed product specs

Performance-first: fast, responsive, Core Web Vitals optimized

Full SEO integration: schema, redirects, metadata, clean URLs

Campaign Results

The Results: Performance Meets Precision

Since launch, Brosses Lacasse has seen measurable improvement across every critical metric.

Bounce Rate
Decreased by 22%
Organic Search Visibility
Up 41% in 90 days
Indexed Pages
Increased from 18 to 56
Avg. Time on Page
+35% increase
Top 5 Keyword Positions
+9 new keywords in Top 5 (e.g., rotary brushes Canada, OEM industrial brushes)

These results weren't from a “pretty site.” They came from aligning content, design, UX, and SEO around how industrial buyers search and evaluate.

Key Pages of the New Design

We didn’t jump straight into visuals. We started with what matters: strategy.

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Homepage

Your digital front door — first impressions that convert

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Homepage
Brosses Lacasse website redesign showcasing services and industrial brush manufacturing.
Services Page
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Product Catalog
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Contact Us
Under The Hood

Technical SEO Breakdown

The redesign wasn't just visual — it was a complete technical overhaul. Here's what changed under the hood.

Passing
Core Web Vitals
Before
LCP: 4.2s, CLS: 0.25, FID: 280ms
After
LCP: 1.8s, CLS: 0.04, FID: 45ms
Rich Snippets
Schema Markup
Before
No structured data detected
After
Organization, Product, FAQ, Breadcrumb schemas
Optimized
URL Structure
Before
Broken links, missing redirects, /page-id/?p=123
After
Clean URLs, 301 redirects, logical hierarchy
Mobile-First
Mobile Responsiveness
Before
Horizontal scroll, cramped text, broken buttons
After
Fully responsive, touch-optimized, AMP-ready
Optimized
Image Optimization
Before
Uncompressed images, no alt text, missing sizes
After
WebP format, lazy loading, descriptive alt tags
Secure
Security & Indexing
Before
Mixed content warnings, no sitemap, robots blocking
After
HTTPS enforced, XML sitemap, proper robots.txt
CLIENT TESTIMONIAL

Client Success: The Brosses Lacasse Experience

Smiling woman portrait representing successful website redesign and improved user experience.

“We felt like we wasted money with our previous agency. CASA actually listened — and delivered a site that's not only easier to use, but already bringing us more leads. It finally reflects who we are.”

Nadine

Owner, Brosses Lacasse
WHY IT WORKED

Why It Worked

Brosses Lacasse didn't just need a new website. They needed clarity, content, and conversion.

CASA Media House delivered a complete SEO-preserving redesign, UX aligned with technical buyers, deep content for industries and product types, and a scalable platform for future marketing and SEO growth.

A complete SEO-preserving redesign
UX aligned with technical buyers
Deep content for industries and product types
A scalable platform for future marketing and SEO growth
“This is the approach we bring to every industrial partner — because in your space, a generic site isn't just unhelpful. It's harmful.”
— CASA Media House
Brosses Lacasse website redesign showcasing services and industrial brush manufacturing.

Looking to Rescue Your SEO After a Redesign?

If your last agency missed the mark — or you’re stuck with a site that doesn’t rank or convert — CASA Media House can help. Let’s rebuild your site for how industrial buyers actually search, evaluate, and request quotes.

Common Questions

How did CASA preserve existing SEO rankings during the redesign?

We started with a comprehensive SEO audit to identify all existing indexed pages, backlinks, and keyword rankings. We then created detailed 301 redirect mapping from old URLs to new URLs, preserved and optimized metadata, and implemented structured data schema markup to maintain and improve SERP appearance throughout the transition.

The previous agency delivered a generic redesign with no SEO strategy, no 301 redirects, lost metadata, poor page structure, and confusing navigation that failed to serve B2B industrial buyers. The site looked modern but functionally regressed in search visibility and user experience.

Brosses Lacasse saw a 41% increase in organic search visibility within 90 days of launch. The bounce rate decreased by 22%, average time on page increased by 35%, and indexed pages grew from 18 to 56 — all within the first three months.

Yes. The combination of SEO-preserving redesign, intent-based content architecture, and UX tailored for technical buyers has proven effective across manufacturing, industrial equipment, and B2B service industries. Every campaign is customized to the specific product categories and buyer behavior.