

Scaling SEO Visibility for a Major OTT Platform
SonyLIV operates across multiple high-value content templates including shows, movies, episodes, live sports, tournaments, match pages, and player/watch pages.
The challenge was not just ranking individual pages.
The real challenge was building scalable SEO systems across templates, improving crawlability, strengthening structured data, improving Core Web Vitals, increasing rich results coverage, and making content easier for users and search engines to understand.
• Owned end-to-end SEO across key SonyLIV templates including shows, movies, episodes, and live sports.
• Managed external SEO agency support for execution at scale.
• Improved Core Web Vitals by 45.5% through template-level performance fixes and SEO QA gates during releases.
• Improved rich results coverage by 98% by implementing SSR structured data at scale.
• Worked on structured data types including VideoObject, TVSeries, TVEpisode, Movie, SportsEvent, Breadcrumb, FAQ, and Paywall/Subscription schema.
• Boosted GSC organic clicks by 22% on sports landing pages through PAA and Featured Snippet wins.
• Grew organic sessions by 17% on priority OTT and sports landing pages.
• Improved organic CTR by +2.3 percentage points on key sports queries.
• Improved indexation through XML sitemap optimization and indexing workflows.
• Led AI SEO / GEO initiatives using citation-ready content blocks and AI-assisted internal linking to canonical answers.
Enterprise SEO, technical SEO, OTT SEO, structured data, SSR SEO, Core Web Vitals, search visibility strategy, Google Search Console, schema QA, indexation workflows, content SEO, internal linking, stakeholder coordination, agency management.
This work improved organic discovery, rich results coverage, Core Web Vitals, sports search visibility, CTR, indexation, and search-readiness across key OTT templates.
I understand how to build SEO visibility at scale, where content, technology, structured data, performance, user intent, and quality control must work together.
This is the same thinking I bring to small and medium brands: fix the system, not just individual posts or pages.