See what changed, and what it took.

Three businesses approached search with different problems: scattered local coverage, low-value inquiries and stalled software discovery. These are the campaigns and outcomes recorded by the team.

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Window tinting · California

Window tinting across California

City-specific service content helped a window tinting business reach customers across dozens of California cities.

February to July 2025
Wider Reach + content writing

5 to 280+

weekly inquiries

The company began with 3 to 5 inbound leads a week and was losing business to smaller competitors with stronger local visibility.

The full account follows the city-page program and explains the campaign dates alongside the reported lead-change period.

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Roofing contractor · Florida

A Florida roofer found higher-value jobs

A stronger local profile and more specific service pages helped a roofing contractor attract replacement work.

March to September 2025
Wider Reach

+600%

qualified high-value leads

The contractor received 3 to 4 phone inquiries a week, largely for small, low-profit repairs. Thin website content, weak links and an incomplete Business Profile left larger competitors ahead.

The story connects service-specific targeting with profile, citation and review work, then separates visibility measures from qualified leads.

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B2B project management software · Washington state

A Washington software company expanded discovery

A content-led campaign addressed high-intent questions overlooked by dominant software competitors.

January 2023 to January 2025
Open Range + content writing

+1200%

demo sign-ups

Organic growth had stalled in a market dominated by large project management platforms.

The narrative follows buying-intent content and outreach over two years, with the original monthly and daily sign-up labels kept intact.

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Choose the next step from your own circumstances.

A service business covering several towns and a supplier selling nationally need different pages and different ways to qualify an inquiry. These results show how the team addressed particular situations. The useful comparison begins with what your customers need to know and what your business has capacity to deliver.

Bring the site you have and the services you want to prioritize. The free search outlook gives us a starting point for that discussion. You can also read how the team works before selecting a package.

Reading the results

How should I use these results when choosing a plan?

Compare the starting problem, the scope and the time involved. The California and Washington campaigns included additional content writing; the Florida campaign focused on local search. Your website, capacity and competitors will shape a different plan. A historical percentage is evidence about that engagement, not a target guaranteed by purchasing the same package.

Why do the case pages explain the measurement labels?

The published accounts include both campaign dates and descriptions of a particular change. The California case gives a six-month campaign and a four-month lead-change account. The Washington case reports monthly sign-up growth beside daily examples. We preserve those distinctions so the figures retain their original meaning.

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