Actual outcomes
We date-stamp everything and tell you which metric we're citing. If a client ranked but didn't get clicks, we say that too — because a case study that hides the gap isn't a case study, it's an ad.
Featured
Local services / education · Wheaton, IL
57% CTR at position #1 on their primary term
How a full technical rebuild took a dance studio to a 57% CTR at position #1, doubled organic clicks in six months, and pushed impressions past 1,000/day — all verified in Google Search Console.
Read the full case studyInbound pipeline builds
Home services / remodeling · Boca Raton, FL & Aurora, IL
Near-zero to 100–260 impressions/day in under 90 days
A dual-market bathroom remodeler went from near-zero Search Console visibility to 100–260 impressions/day in under 90 days, including #1 for "boca raton bathroom remodeling" — with the click gap reported honestly.
Read the full case studyRetail / home services · Greater St. Louis, MO
Organic clicks +31.7%, CTR +47.6% in 8 weeks
An established flooring retailer gained +31.7% organic clicks and +47.6% CTR in an 8-week window, hitting #2 for 'carpet installation St. Louis' — measured week-over-week in Google Search Console.
Read the full case studyDTC e-commerce · E-commerce
Organic clicks +23% in ~24 days
A 70+ product e-commerce catalog gained +23% organic clicks roughly 24 days after catalog-wide title, meta and description optimization plus Indexing API submissions.
Read the full case studyTechnical recovery
Home services / retail · Avon, CT
Site-wide canonical hijack found and killed
A technical audit uncovered a site-wide canonical hijack silently handing ranking authority to an unrelated domain — plus 18 more prioritized fixes, starting with a two-minute change worth more than everything else combined.
Read the full case studyTransportation / luxury services · New York City
854 impressions, zero clicks — snippet failure diagnosed
A flagship service page with 854 impressions and zero clicks: the rankings were there, the snippet was throwing demand away. Every title and meta rewritten for specificity, then re-crawled.
Read the full case studyThe repeatability case
Verified #1 organic positions — GSC, May 13 – June 12, 2026
| Client | Market | Query | Monthly impressions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ragnar Floors | Minnesota | floor refinishing | 1,083 |
| Fast Hand Floor Coatings | South Carolina | commercial floor restoration | 962 |
| Fast Hand Floor Coatings | South Carolina | gym floor refinishing | 915 |
| Fast Hand Floor Coatings | South Carolina | floor refinishing | 846 |
| Denton's Hardwood Flooring | Tennessee | floor refinishing | 730 |
| Echo Tile and Stone | Oklahoma | backsplash installation | 555 |
| Denton's Hardwood Flooring | Tennessee | flooring installation | 292 |
Denton's also holds a 42% branded click-through rate.
Read these as search visibility, not traffic. These figures are impressions — how often the client appeared at position one — not clicks. We're explicit about that distinction because plenty of agencies aren't.
What's not on this page
We run outbound campaigns and GHL build-outs, but we haven't published outbound case studies yet — because we won't put a cost-per-meeting or a booked-meeting count in front of you that we can't pull up live on a call.
If outbound is what you're evaluating us on, ask on the strategy call and we'll walk you through current campaign structure and live numbers directly. That's a better answer than a number on a webpage you have no way to verify.
How we report
Every metric is date-stamped.
No "recent results" with no window.
We name the source.
Search Console, Analytics, or Business Profile — you can log in and check.
We separate impressions from clicks from conversions.
They are not the same thing and conflating them is how agencies lie without technically lying.
We show the gaps.
If a client ranks #1 and still gets no clicks, that goes in the report.
Book a strategy call and we'll pull your Search Console and Analytics live on the call — and show you exactly where your visibility is leaking before you pay us anything.