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Results

Measured, not promised.

We have one published result, and it is our own business. We would rather show you one real number with its source than a wall of logos. Here is what the records say, how we measure every site, and what we will not claim.

Case study 1

Beegan K9, a dog daycare in Lakewood, Ohio.

Our own business. It had a website that could not be found. We built the new one ourselves, recorded the numbers from the booking system, and watched what happened.

Source: Beegan K9’s own appointment records and the site’s launch commit. The records carry no source field, so we do not know for certain how all three customers found the business. One client, one clean data point. Not a rate, not a guarantee.
WhenWhat the records showFigure
January 19, 2026The last web-sourced evaluation booking. Six months later, that had not changed.6 monthsof zero
July 1, 2026The new site went live. Search Console, analytics and the booking link were recorded as the baseline that day.Day 0baseline recorded
July 17, 2026Sixteen days after launch, the first evaluation booking in six months came in, with no advertising running.16 daysafter launch
July 29 and 31, 2026Two more followed within the next two weeks. Ads were running by then, so we do not call these two organic.3bookings in the first month

How we measure

The same numbers, three times.

  1. Day 0

    The baseline

    The day your site goes live we record your Search Console totals, your query list, your speed scores and your current lead volume. If there is no history yet, the baseline says so.

  2. Day 30

    The first report

    At day 30 you get the same numbers again, in plain words. Caden sends it. Every figure names where it came from and the window it covers.

  3. Day 90

    The second reading

    And again at day 90, when search engines have settled. This is the reading we would publish, only with your permission and only with the source attached.

What we do not claim

The rules we publish by.

  • No percentages on tiny numbers. Three bookings is three bookings, not a growth rate.
  • No attribution we cannot prove. If a record does not say where a customer came from, neither do we.
  • No promised rankings, no promised leads, no promised dates.
  • No client named, and no screenshot shown, without their permission.
  • Every number carries a source, a date and a window. If it cannot, it does not go on the page.

In the queue

Two more sites, no numbers yet.

Blue Cafe is built and launching. Monte Kuts is in build. Each will get a baseline on launch day and a day-90 reading before anything about it appears here.

A red key on cream paper

Blue Cafe, Lakewood

Built, launching
A red key resting on a stack of fresh hardwood flooring planks in a sunlit room

Monte Kuts

In build

Confidence is Key

Your baseline starts the day you launch.

Tell us about your business and see a finished Front Door within two business days. If it becomes a site, the numbers above are the kind you will get about your own.