ShaftSaverPro® has only been available since June. Yet the website already ranks highly on Google for questions about graphite shafts rubbing against the rim of a golf bag. We’re seeing this in Dutch, English, German and French.
ShaftSaverPro® appears in the regular search results for these questions. Google also mentions the product as a solution in its AI Overviews, linking to pages on our website. That’s remarkable for a product that has only been on the market for a few months.
The United Kingdom stands out in particular. According to Google Search Console, our website achieved a CTR of 15.4% there over the past 28 days. This means that more than 15% of people who saw ShaftSaverPro® in the search results clicked through. Since early September, we’ve been actively working to improve the website’s visibility in search engines.
Graphite shafts rubbing against the rim of a golf bag prompted the development of ShaftSaverPro®. The search results show that golfers in several countries are looking for information about this problem. See for yourself? Ask Google, in your own words, about wear on graphite shafts caused by a golf bag. Results may vary depending on when and where you search.
In September, ShaftSaverPro® was also registered as a European Union trade mark. Read more in our article ‘ShaftSaverPro® is registered as a European Union trade mark’.
