Proof

Real clients, real numbers, nothing invented.

These client results come from each client’s own Google Search Console, Google Business Profile, Google PageSpeed Insights or CRM. Where we don’t have a number, we say so. Where the number cuts against us, we print it anyway.

17 to 159

Clicks from non-branded searches. Texcore Construction, from Google Search Console.

84

Automations running the account. Texcore Construction, from the CRM.

63 to 89

Mobile PageSpeed score, in 17 hours. J&J Roofing, from PageSpeed Insights.

7.8s to 3.5s

Largest Contentful Paint on mobile. J&J Roofing, same hosting move.

Case study

Texcore Construction

Commercial roofing · Dallas Fort Worth · Client since September 2025

From one page and no way to answer a lead, to 149,000 search appearances and a system that answers, qualifies and books while the crews are on the roof.

Clicks from people not searching their name: 17 to 159.
Automations running the account: 84.

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Case study

J&J Roofing

Roofing · Colorado Front Range · Client since December 2025

Same site, new host. Google’s mobile performance score went 63 to 89 in 17 hours. Largest Contentful Paint dropped from 7.8 seconds to 3.5.

No rebuild, no new code. A hosting migration to Stagecoach Hosting.

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Two so far. More as the numbers come in. We’d rather this page be short and true.

How We Measure Client Results

Two case studies is not a lot. It is what we can prove today. The section below explains what has to be true before a number lands here, so you can judge the next one by the same standard.

Trail Bot projecting an analytics dashboard with CTR up and CPA down over Garden of the Gods, the kind of client results we track

A case study is only useful if you can check it. So the client results we publish follow the same rules, printed here so you can hold us to them.

We pull from four sources the client already owns: Google Search Console for search appearances and clicks, Google Business Profile for calls and direction requests, Google PageSpeed Insights for site speed, and the client’s CRM for leads, automations, and booked jobs. Each one is a screen the client can open and check.

We do not use screenshots from third-party rank trackers or estimated traffic tools. An estimate is a guess with a logo on it.

Clicks from people who were not searching the client’s name, because those are new customers. Search appearances, because they show whether the site is in the running at all. Mobile performance scores and Largest Contentful Paint, because a slow site loses the job before the phone rings. Leads and bookings from the CRM, because that is the number the owner cares about.

Impressions with no date range. Follower counts. Engagement. Rankings for search terms nobody types. If a metric cannot be tied to a call, a form, or a booked job, it does not go on this page.

All client results here name the month the client started and the window the numbers cover. The J&J Roofing speed numbers came from a hosting move, so we say that. The Texcore numbers came from a full build and an automation system, so we say that too. If a result came from one change, you should know which change.

Some months are flat. Some tests fail. When that happens, the number goes in the case study with the reason we think it happened and what we changed next. A results page with only wins is a brochure. This one is a record.

Start with the headline number. Then find the source line and the date range under it. If either is missing, we made a mistake, and you should tell us. If you want to know what your own numbers look like before any of this, the free AI Growth Audit is the place to start.

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