Ten engagements, ten before-and-afters. Every metric below came from a report the client could audit, because that is the only kind we write.
Three conflicting schema graphs deleted, one connected graph rebuilt, answer blocks restructured. The firm now owns the answer layer a directory used to rent.
Source-pool placements plus quotable proprietary data took a boutique consultancy from invisible to named in AI shortlists across three platforms.
Internal architecture rebuilt and decayed pages refreshed until organic became the largest signup channel.
Entity discipline, review engineering, and location pages put a three-van plumber in the map pack and into assistant recommendations.
Three migrations of technical debt cleaned with surgical changelists the dev team merged same day.
Collection content and faceted-URL control turned a paid-dependent Shopify store into an organic earner.
An entity map, rebuilt briefs, and one proprietary benchmark study made a wealth advisory the cited answer in its niche.
The comparison layer plus retrieved-domain placements put an absent brand into AI shortlists in one quarter.
Plugin rationalization, archive discipline, and refresh cycles turned 1,400 posts from self-competition into a compounding asset.
One schema source of truth and rebuilt category archives gave a WooCommerce store its catalog back.
“The clearest reporting I have seen in twelve years of buying SEO. Every hour is accounted for and every fix is explained.”
“We tested them with a 8-hour audit and moved our whole retainer within a month. Senior people, honest estimates.”
“Featured snippets on 14 money queries and a 61% organic revenue lift. The $45 rate is almost unfair to other agencies.”
Case studies are easy to inflate, so the discipline behind ours is simple: every figure came from a report the client could reproduce, tied to work with hours attached, rather than from a marketing department rounding upward. When you read that a firm won forty-seven snippets or lifted organic revenue sixty-one percent, that number sat in a monthly report with its methodology and its evidence, and the client watched it move. That is the only kind of result worth publishing, because it is the only kind you can trust when you are deciding whether to hire us. We do not publish vanity metrics that sound impressive and mean nothing, and we do not attach outcomes to work we cannot show, because the whole value of a case study is that it predicts what we might do for you, and a fabricated one predicts nothing.
Read the case studies together and a pattern emerges that is more useful than any single result. The wins rarely come from a clever trick; they come from fixing something foundational that a previous approach ignored, deleting conflicting schema, rebuilding empty category pages, refreshing decayed content, cleaning up an entity that had fragmented across the web. The AI citation wins follow the same logic: brands got named in generative answers once their pages became genuinely retrievable, quotable, and consistent, not because of any backdoor. This is the honest through-line of the whole practice, that durable results come from doing the unglamorous fundamental work well, at a transparent rate, rather than from chasing whatever tactic is fashionable this quarter.
A case study is a promise about process, so it is worth saying how yours would be produced. We start with an audit that scores the gaps and baselines the metrics that matter, rankings, answer ownership, and AI citations, before any work begins, so the before is captured honestly. We then work the highest-value fixes at forty-five dollars an hour against a written estimate, tracking the same metrics as we go, so the after is measured rather than asserted. The result is a report you could hand to your board, with every claim linked to its evidence and every hour accounted for. That is how each case study on this page was built, and it is how yours would be, which is why starting with the free audit is the natural first step toward one.
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