Marketing Case Studies With a Name on Every Number
Any agency can show you a graph going up. These marketing case studies show you whose business it was, where it started, what changed, and when we measured it. If we can't say all of that about a number, it isn't on this page.
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- Owner-run since 2010
- Month to month
- You own everything
How we count
A lot of owners have been handed a report full of clicks. So here's how we keep score.
Sample result
Your Business
calls and quote requests a month
March to September
Every number has a name
A real business, in its real town. Our clients gave us permission to use their names.
Every number has a start, an end and a date
“More calls” means nothing. “From this many to that many, between these months” does.
We say where it came from
Google’s own call log, the website’s quote form, the client’s call records. Not our opinion.
We count calls and quote requests, not "engagement"
And we don’t call them booked jobs unless booked jobs were counted.
We never borrow
A number from one client never appears under another client’s name.
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Looking for a business like yours? Filter by the kind of business, or by what we did: getting found, the website, answering calls, reviews, or knowing what works.
Results, named
Showing all 9 stories
Elie's Fencing
More than twice the calls on a budget that grew by less than a fifth.
203 to 477Calls from Google ads, March to September 2025, then the same months of 2026
Backyard Pros
Deck and fence calls and quote requests at a price that worked.
250calls and quote requests, about $36 each (CAD, March 2020 to August 2022)
Kitchen Tune-Up
Three years of kitchen calls from its own ads.
473phone calls and 317 quote requests from Google ads, January 2022 to March 2025
Lloyd HVAC Services
A new website got the shop found in the towns next door, and it hired two more techs.
About8 to 45inquiries a month from Google search, within six months
AW Mechanical Systems
From voicemail at busy hours to calls answered.
22 to 63inquiries a month
Newtown Energy
One heating season, every call on the record.
81calls and quote requests, October 2023 to July 2024, about half through Google's pay-per-call ads
Safeguard Electric
Three times the calls from Google ads, on a budget that barely moved.
74 to 225phone calls a year from Google ads, June 2019 to May 2020 against June 2020 to May 2021
Ultimate Security
First on Google for the search its buyers type.
Shows up first for “security guard services Toronto”
DoMyLaundry
Three years of local search for a small-ticket, repeat-order business.
More than5,000inquiries over 36 months
Results depend on your market, your budget and how fast you answer the phone.
Websites we've built
A look at sites we've designed for contractors, practices and local businesses. Each one is in the client's name, and each one was built to make the phone ring.
Backyard Pros, decks and fences
Ultimate Security, security guards in Toronto
DoMyLaundry, laundry pickup in Toronto
A property management company
A salon and spa
A campground
A catering company
A photography studio
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Every one of these started with a short call. Thirty minutes, no pitch: we'll look at where your calls come from now and tell you what we'd fix first. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.
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