Case studies · Medical equipment
Yes CPAP: 5.0★ and top of the map pack for “cpap Singapore”
Figures measured on 16 June 2026. Search rankings change; we date them rather than imply they are permanent.
- 328
- organic clicks / 28 days
- 27,290
- search impressions / 28 days
- 16
- keywords in Google Top 3
- 69
- articles published
Live reading · 28 days to 30 Aug 2026 · Google Search Console
Verify live on app.singrank.comThe challenge
Medical buyers research carefully and trust matters more than anything. Yes CPAP competed against hospital suppliers and marketplaces for a single high-stakes search: “cpap Singapore”.
What we did
Review generation done right, local entity cleanup, and content that answers the exact questions CPAP buyers ask — structured so both Google and AI engines can quote it.
The result
#1 in the local pack with a perfect 5.0★ across 175 reviews — the strongest trust signal on the results page, converting searches into showroom visits.
Measured change, before and after
Measured 22 Oct 2026: 19 Feb 2026 – 18 Mar 2026 compared with 22 Sep 2026 – 19 Oct 2026.
- −11% organic clicks, Feb–Mar vs Sep–Oct 2026 (265 to 235)
- +40% search impressions (15,547 to 21,695)
- #2 'resvent ibreeze vs resmed airsense 11'
Yes CPAP is seen more but clicked less: impressions rose 40%, clicks fell from 265 to 235. The articles that answer what patients type still work — reading CPAP data (P95, AHI, leaks) went from 0 to 35 clicks a month, adjusting CPAP pressure from 0 to 25.
The honest part
Clicks are 11% below our first tracked month and 28% below Aug–Sep 2026 (326). Older guides lost ground: the sleep-clinics list fell from 63 to 9 clicks a month, the CPAP prices guide from 43 to 9. We show that too.
Source: Google Search Console, read by SingRank System; enquiries from the on-site lead tracker. All client results, dated
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