Real Client Case Studies
Real client work, not hypotheticals. Every case study below documents an actual engagement: what the site looked like when we picked it up, what we found wrong, what we changed, and what happened in Google Search Console afterward. No invented numbers, no anonymous “a client saw amazing results” claims without the data behind them.
SEO Recovery + AI Overview
A Niche Publication’s SEO Recovery, and Its First AI Overview Appearances
A hyperlocal Singapore publication was showing up in search but getting almost no clicks. We rebuilt the site around its actual niche and got it into Google’s AI Overviews for the first time.
256K
impressions, 6 months
Read the full case study →
Spam Update Recovery
How We Recovered a Job Board Site Hit by Google’s 2026 Spam Updates
A job board client’s traffic fell to almost nothing right after a Google spam update, and stayed there for seven weeks. We found four real problems, fixed all four, and traffic came back, including the parts where the client pushed back on our advice.
7 weeks
at near-zero traffic
Read the full case study →
New Site + AI Overview SEO
Built for AI Overview Visibility From Day One, Not Month Six
An Australia-based restaurant SaaS client wanted a new site plus SEO. We built technical SEO and brand-entity work in from day one, and real visibility showed up from launch instead of the usual months-long wait.
2.6K
clicks, first 7 weeks live
7.9
average position, first 7 weeks
Read the full case study →
Years of Consistent SEO
How Years of Consistent SEO Keep This Shopify Knife Store Growing
A long-standing Shopify client has grown steadily for years on a structured monthly plan, not a one-time fix. The clearest recent proof: page-1 rankings held through two confirmed Google spam updates without a flinch.
8.6
average position, 3 months
Read the full case study →
More case studies get added here as engagements wrap up and the results hold up in Search Console, not before.
Want This Kind of Work Done on Your Own Site?
Our SEO services cover the same audit-and-rebuild process behind both stories above, and reaching out costs nothing but the conversation.
