We don’t send screenshots of “engagement.” We send one number every Monday. Here’s what those numbers look like after a few weeks of us running the whole thing.
Weekly Google search clicks. From 10 a week to 184, six weeks after launch.
Keywords on page one. From 9 to 38.
Keywords in the top three. From 3 to 19.


Before is the 28 days before launch. Now is Oct 12 to Nov 8, 2026. Rankings compare Aug 31 to early November.
Both offices ran at about half capacity. The website belonged to the hosting vendor, not the practice. Nobody could see what was working because nothing was tracked.
See the siteRebuilt the site in 26 days. 29 pages, owned by the practice, no page builder.
Turned every booking path into a phone call, with an office chooser and a callback request. That’s how this patient books.
Put the highest-margin service at the top of the homepage.
Built the one thing the chains can’t copy: the same physician every visit.
Replaced placeholder quotes with real Google reviews and live ratings for both offices.
Launched with eight sourced, answer-first articles.
Redirected all 16 old URLs that had backlinks, so the old site’s search equity carried over.
Tagged every call, booking and directions click to Oak Park or Wilmette.
Case 02 · Cannabis · 1 to 5 locationsKeywords on page one in ten weeks. From 42 to 96.
Daily Google search clicks. From 27 a day to 58.
Website sessions. From 107 a day to 237.


Before is the 28 days before launch. Now is Oct 12 to Nov 8, 2026. Rankings compare Aug 31 to early November.
One Brooklyn store on a thin holding site. A menu platform that kept breaking. A POS migration that slipped twice on hardware failures. And four more stores on the way, three in Minnesota and one in California, with nothing set up to be found or to scale.
See the siteHeld the launch until the POS cutover landed, then flipped the domain within hours.
Matched all 310 menu products to Dutchie’s catalog, with real photos and descriptions.
Rebuilt the homepage and store pages with live hours, delivery terms, a 47-ZIP delivery checker and a real photo tour.
Split in-store kiosk orders from online orders, so web conversion numbers tell the truth.
Set up a daily check that keeps site specials in sync with what the menu is actually discounting.
Brought the NY warning bar up to the amended Part 129 spec.
Claimed and built Google Business Profiles for the Minnesota stores before each one opened.
Case 03 · Med spaKeywords on page one. From 1 to 33 across both locations.
Booking and contact clicks. From 0.1 a day to 4.6.
Google search impressions. From 282 a day to 1,146.


Before is the 28 days before launch. Now is Oct 12 to Nov 8, 2026. Rankings compare Aug 31 to early November.
Two franchise template sites that ranked for almost nothing. The lead source vanished the moment someone clicked through to book. A $50 consult fee sat in front of the first visit, and the site menu didn’t match what people could actually book.
See the siteBuilt two sites that don’t compete with each other. Separate copy, separate search territory, linked as sister locations.
Made tracking survive the handoff to the booking platform, so every paid and organic source stays attached.
Rewrote 129 titles and descriptions to name the location and the concern people actually search.
Made the first consult free with a card on file, and synced site pricing to the booking menu.
Removed the page builder without moving a pixel. Faster pages that staff can edit safely.
Fixed the basics Google checks: one source of truth for hours, medical clinic schema and instant indexing.
Built 12 educational reels answering the top treatment questions.
From kickoff to a new six-community website.
Logos rebuilt. Saga plus every community, in one warm system.
Google Ads campaigns rebuilt, structured community by community.


Six communities under one parent brand, with an outside agency on the way out. Brand assets, photos, print pieces and ad accounts were scattered. Families comparing communities had no clean way to do it.
See the siteRebuilt the logo kit for Saga and all six communities.
Organized and edited the photo library for every community.
Shipped a new site in 20 days, with custom watercolor illustrations and a written launch runbook.
Redesigned the print kit, including a 9-page brochure and tri-fold with 3D floor plans.
Rebuilt Google Ads search into eight campaigns, one structure per community.
Built a win-back email campaign for Barton House Memory Care.
Put every number for all six communities on one live dashboard.
Numbers from Google Search Console, Google Analytics 4 and Ahrefs, pulled November 10, 2026. “Before” is the 28 days before each launch. Rankings compare August 31 to early November.