Case Studies

Examples of website, visibility, and local search work tied to measurable business outcomes.

Case Studies

Search visibility tied to measurable business outcomes

Three client examples showing how strategic SEO, local search, and paid media can improve discovery, buyer activity, and tracked revenue.

Measured outcomes

Proof should be specific, attributable, and useful

These case studies document the starting point, work performed, measurement period, and outcomes rather than relying on vague claims or isolated ranking screenshots.

Client results

Three distinct visibility challenges. Three measurable outcomes.

Each engagement began with a different problem: almost no organic visibility, inefficient digital acquisition, or weak local discovery.

Social Imprints SEO campaign

Social Imprints

Printing and branded merchandise · San Francisco, California

+7,640%
Organic-search users
+317%Website actions
+380%Total users
+195%New users

How a San Francisco printing and branded merchandise company grew organic search users by 7,640% and website actions by 317%.

Measurement period: October 2023–October 2024

Turnt Up Tours digital growth campaign

Turnt Up Tours

Las Vegas tours and nightlife experiences · Las Vegas, Nevada

$26K+
Tracked monthly revenue
3XOverall return
295%Google Ads ROI
33First-page rankings

How an integrated SEO and Google Ads campaign generated more than $26,000 in tracked monthly revenue and a 3X overall return for a Las Vegas tour company.

Measurement period: June 2025 final-month results

New Maxim’s local SEO campaign

New Maxim’s

Chinese restaurant · San Diego, California

+918%
Monthly website users
2,469New users
+125%Listing presence
26Keyword position

How a San Diego Chinese restaurant grew monthly website users from 62 to 631 while strengthening local rankings and listing presence.

Measurement period: Campaign reporting through March 2024

What changed

The results came from different combinations of visibility work

The common thread was not a single tactic. It was aligning search demand, page relevance, local signals, paid acquisition, and conversion measurement with the client’s actual business model.

01

Social Imprints

Organic-search users increased from 10 to 774 after the site more clearly represented the company’s printing, branded merchandise, fulfillment, and corporate-swag services.

See the 7,640% organic-growth case study
02

Turnt Up Tours

Integrated SEO and Google Ads generated more than $26,000 in tracked final-month revenue, a 3X overall return, and 33 first-page Google rankings.

See the tracked-revenue case study
03

New Maxim’s

Monthly website users increased from 62 to 631 as the restaurant strengthened local keyword relevance, organic visibility, and listing presence.

See the 918% local-growth case study

Why this matters

SEO should not stop at rankings

Rankings are useful, but they are not the final outcome.

The real question is whether search visibility is creating more qualified opportunities for the business.

That is why we look at the full path:

Are the right pages being found?
Are buyers clicking?
Are they engaging?
Are they calling, booking, requesting directions, or visiting the website?
Are the improvements tied to pages, queries, and business goals?

That is the difference between SEO reporting and strategic SEO.

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