The business and the starting point
Solomia Home is a luxury furniture and interiors business in Dubai. Founder Dmytro Korotchuk engaged Dmytro Verzhykovskyi in December 2023 to develop its digital presence. The work connects a design-led brand with people looking for furniture, named collections and interior services.
This is a client engagement from Dmytro’s existing practice, not a result produced by the newly launched Atlanta SEO Company website. The brand, market and measurement dates are shown so you can assess how relevant the experience is to your business.
The search strategy and implementation
The published case describes technical SEO and site-architecture work, buyer-intent keyword research, and content for product, category and supporting pages. Local citation work and the brand’s structured digital presence also formed part of the engagement.
For a furniture business, those pieces have different jobs. Product and category pages address what someone wants to buy; service and showroom information explain how the business can help; supporting content answers questions before an enquiry. The strategy needs to connect those pages rather than rely on one homepage to answer every search.
Solomia’s published case also discusses AI-search visibility. The ranking evidence reproduced below is specifically Google Search evidence. It is not being presented as a measurement of every AI platform or a promise of future recommendations.
What the organic-traffic comparison measures
The reported GA4 comparison covers September 24, 2024 through September 24, 2025 against the preceding period. Organic sessions increased from 5,310 to 34,075, approximately 541%. These are reported client analytics, not an independent audit.
An organic session is a visit attributed to organic search in that report. It is not automatically a qualified lead, a sale or revenue. The annual comparison is also not the first twelve months after the December 2023 engagement began.
What the dated ranking evidence shows
The SE Ranking overview, captured August 4, 2026, displays a June 1 to August 2, 2026 reporting range. It contains 619 tracked keywords, with 40 in TOP1 and 88% in TOP10. That is the project’s selected tracking set, not every search term for which the website can appear.
Five separate signed-out Google Web captures use United Arab Emirates targeting. They show Solomia at position one for “italian furniture uae,” “versace home dubai” and “versace furniture dubai,” position two for “italian furniture in dubai,” and position three for “italian furniture dubai.” Each original capture is available below.
These are two related but different forms of evidence: a rank-tracking overview and individual Google search sessions. Positions can change with location, device and time. Neither is a forecast of a new client’s rankings.
Paid campaigns are reported separately
The existing Solomia campaign case also reports 2,354 inquiries at $26.50 per lead. That is a separate paid-acquisition result, not an organic SEO cost per lead and not the same metric as the GA4 annual-session comparison.
When paid search and SEO are part of the same engagement, the reporting still needs to keep their costs, attribution and enquiries separate. A combined marketing program should not turn paid leads into an inflated organic-growth claim.
How this experience informs an Atlanta furniture campaign
The relevant experience is in furniture categories, high-consideration products, showroom information and the path from a search to an enquiry. An Atlanta showroom or furniture retailer still needs its own demand research, service-area decisions, competitor review and conversion tracking.
We would start with what you actually sell, where you deliver or install, and which enquiries your business wants. The Dubai keywords, historical growth rate and lead cost would not be copied into an Atlanta forecast.
