Ten studies. Problem, work, result, then a line about what the number doesn't cover. Logos for everyone else.
A nationally visible dietitian with a site that wasn't doing the same job as the rest of her reputation.
A Canadian repair chain that only existed in one city on Google.
A Shopify bag store that needed more of the right people on the site, fast. Sales were the goal. Sessions were the first move.
The catalogue was one experimental amphibian. Searchers didn't know the airframe, and a brochure site isn't a sales team.
A design studio with a serious client wall and a site that still had to be found for the next brief.
A WooCommerce catalogue that needed search to do what ads usually get hired to do: move units.
A Shopify store hired for rankings and sales, sitting on templates that hadn't been told what they were for.
An auction brand in the UAE that needed search to treat it like a name, not a flyer.
A painters' site that wanted a name on Google in Dubai, which means local, or it means nothing.
A Danish scrap-car site that needed search and ads to produce quotes, not a brand film.
39 client marks. Ten of them earned a write-up above. The rest are stores, studios, one-product shops, a month on a theme, work that happened, even when it didn't need a page.
39 names
A crawl of your site. The three things costing you the most. No 40-page PDF.