Outcomes from real client work — local rankings, search growth, and reviews. Every screenshot is pulled directly from live dashboards and Google profiles. Client names are withheld; the data is unedited.
Geo-grid scans across a service area for a target keyword. Each pin is the business's Google rank at that point on the map — green is top-3, red is buried or off the map.
Same keyword, same grid. The map goes from mostly red/orange (ranking 11–20+) to green across the core service area (top-3 to top-10).
A second market, same pattern — nearly the entire grid was 20+ (off the map) at the start and is now ranking across the area.
Impressions, position, and keyword movement straight from the dashboards.
A brand-new site from zero. Orange is average position, purple is impressions. Within days of launch the site enters the index, and impressions climb steadily over the following months.
Average position over a year — a steady climb from around position 28 to the mid-teens, the slow-compounding kind of gain that holds.
Local visibility vs. three competitors (names hidden). The client’s line (top) climbs from the pack to roughly 70% visibility while competitors stay flat or decline.
Keyword movement in SEMrush. A column of new rankings and green gains — commercial local terms moving onto page one, several into the top 10.
Pulled straight from client Google Business Profiles. Names and photos withheld; text and ratings are unedited.
Unprompted messages from clients — new customers found through Google, and the results they’re seeing.
A customer who found them solely from Google search — looking for contractors who work on historical homes.
A client passing on a referral — “helped my business exponentially with the Google reviews and my website.”
A customer found them through ChatGPT — which pulls from Bing’s index, a direct result of the site’s SEO. Proof the work shows up in AI search, not just Google.