Real local businesses, real results. Each case study below has the numbers to back it up.
Level Landscapes builds some of the most stunning gardens in the South West, but their old site felt like a DIY job from 2010. It was slow, clunky on mobile, and definitely wasn't doing justice to their high-end projects in places like Clifton and the Cotswolds.
BrightShines delivers concours-level detailing to driveways across Bristol, Bath, and North Somerset — but their online presence wasn't keeping pace. With no way to showcase their gallery properly or convert curious visitors into bookings, a lot of hard-won word-of-mouth traffic was quietly leaking away.
SolarClean had spent five years quietly becoming the most-recommended exterior cleaner across BS48 and the surrounding postcodes — but a stale, slow site was holding them back from converting the steady stream of curious visitors into booked jobs. National chains with worse reviews were outranking them locally, and the work-of-art before/after photos were buried in a sluggish gallery no-one scrolled to.
Crypto moves 24/7 and readers bounce in seconds if a site is slow or cluttered. TheCryptoDesk needed a fast, trustworthy home for live prices and news that felt clean and professional — not the usual noisy, ad-heavy crypto site — and worked just as well on a phone at 2am as on a desktop.
Amor's is a family-run mobile tyre and servicing outfit that comes to your driveway — but when someone's stuck with a flat in Fishponds at 7am, they search, they tap the first result, and they call. Amor's wasn't that first result. The old site had nothing for Google to work with: no service pages, no area pages, and nothing that told a search engine which towns they actually cover.