Largest account in the portfolio — monthly impressions nearly tripled.
Every number here
came from a live
Search Console.
No mockups, no rounded-up estimates. Each card is a real before/after reporting window pulled from Google Search Console or Analytics on an account I led. Client names are withheld under NDA; the verticals, windows and numbers are exactly as reported.
Every window below is a real Search Console or Analytics report.
Compounding growth on an already-large account — the harder kind of win.
Average position moved off page two entirely — 11.3 to 6.5.
Impressions nearly 2.5x week over week off an indexation and on-page fix.
Clicks up 40% with CTR improving alongside position — a clean, all-metrics win.
A 6x jump in impressions as the account climbed out of page-two rankings.
CTR more than tripled — ranking gains landed on genuinely relevant queries.
Clicks up 9.6x as content and internal linking caught up with new rankings.
CTR nearly tripled — better-matched titles and snippets, not just more rankings.
From zero footprint to real, trackable search traffic inside a month.
Effectively unindexed to 10K monthly impressions in under a month.
* CTR fell in these windows because impressions grew faster than clicks — the site began surfacing for many more queries, including lower-intent ones. Clicks and average position improved in every one of them. Open any card for the full breakdown.
Organic search,
turned into revenue.
Rankings are the leading indicator; this is the number a business owner actually cares about. Organic-channel sales pulled directly from Google Analytics across managed stores.
How to judge
an SEO case study
Impressions without clicks means nothing
Impressions are the easiest metric to inflate — you can rank for thousands of queries nobody searches. Always check whether clicks moved with them. On every account here, they did.
A falling CTR isn’t automatically bad
When impressions triple, CTR almost always dips: you’re now visible for far more queries, including lower-intent ones. What matters is whether total clicks and average position improved.
The window has to be stated
“Traffic up 300%” is meaningless without a timeframe and a baseline. Every card here names its reporting window, and the before figure is always shown next to the after.
Want your store
on this list?
Send the domain over. I’ll look at what’s in Search Console today and tell you honestly whether there’s room to move.