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CLIENT RESULTS
Real businesses.
Real numbers.
No cherry-picked screenshots. No vague claims. Here's what transparent, strategic Google marketing actually looks like.
Results vary by business, industry, market, and budget. These are real numbers from real clients — not guarantees.

Plumber Near Me
In over five years of working together, this local plumbing company has seen consistent, compounding growth. By updating their website, building a solid SEO strategy, optimizing their Google Business Profile, and running Google Ads and Local Services Ads, we built a reliable lead engine that keeps running month after month. Website traffic averages 1,060 sessions per month — with a peak of 3,777 — while their average cost per click has stayed at just $2.57. Google Ads alone delivers 20+ calls monthly, and their GBP drives another 94. This is what a long-term, transparent partnership looks like: steady, sustainable results without the one-time "magic fix" mentality.
THEIR STRATEGY
Dog Breeder
In 16 months, this dog breeder went from 911 website sessions in their first month to 3,696 — a total of over 49,000 visits from people actively searching for a dog. Through Google Ads management and a high-converting website, we generated 554 inquiry form submissions with a 73% engagement rate. People aren't just landing and leaving — they're sticking around and filling out applications. Google Ads consistently drives 33% of their traffic, delivering a steady stream of 3,071 monthly visitors and 62 inquiries on average. A focused strategy and a website that actually converts makes all the difference.
THEIR STRATEGY


eCommerce Store
Over 11 months, this e-commerce retailer turned $8,058 in ad spend into $23,759 in revenue — nearly a 3x return on every dollar spent. Google Ads drove 23,294 qualified shoppers to their site, converting 411 of them into customers with an average order value of $57.81. Month after month, the campaign consistently delivered $2,160 in revenue from just $733 in ad spend. For e-commerce, Google Ads — when managed strategically — isn't just an expense. It's a measurable, scalable part of the business.
THEIR STRATEGY
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