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What it looks like when the map changes
Client names are withheld. Every number here comes straight from the reports, not from a brochure. Where something was recorded as an outcome instead of a figure, it's written as a sentence rather than dressed up as a percentage.
Local businesses
Stores, trades, offices — not just clinics.
They show the same thing works whatever you sell. The industry and the client are withheld. The numbers are untouched.
$746,635
In one month
A 223.74% jump over the same month the year before, off being visible across the whole market.
California
Top 3
In under 8 weeks
After ten years of trying. Biggest revenue month in company history. The business later sold.
Connecticut
+57%
Revenue in 8 weeks
$709,505 in extra revenue. Cost per lead down 74%. Average spot from 8.2 to 2.4.
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0% → 37%
Of the map, in 8 weeks
From showing up nowhere past two miles to owning 37% of a 169 square mile area.
Nashville
89
Unfair 1-star reviews removed
Then took the map across all four locations, owning the searches that actually bring customers.
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3×
Visibility in under 4 months
In one of the most cutthroat local categories there is, against businesses that had been there for years.
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+640%
Market share, then a second location
A brand new business in a crowded market took the top spots and opened a second site within 5 months.
Las Vegas
+400%
Visibility in week one
Fixing the listing categories, 30 photos and 12 reviews in 5 days produced a 400% jump immediately.
Phoenix
Results vary. They depend on your town, how competitive your category already is, and how much of the work actually gets finished. These are real campaigns with real numbers. They are not a promise that you'll get the same.
Healthcare · case one
Medical practice with several providers · United States
From 15% of their area to 77% of it
Before we started, this practice had good months and dead months with no way to know which was coming. Front desk hours, provider schedules and cash flow were all being planned around a number nobody could predict.
For their main service, they showed up in 15% of their area. Five months later they showed up in 77% of it. Their average spot went from about 7th to about 3rd.
Same practice. Same town. Same doctors.
15% → 77%
How much of their area could find them for their main service. A 413% increase, with average spot going from 6.83 to 2.67.
9% → 37%
Same thing for a second service. A 311% increase, average spot from 10.51 to 4.40.
+50.6%
Phone calls, over the same five months.
+46.2%
People clicking, calling or asking directions from their Google listing.
The one that's still in progress
A third service went from 0% to 7% of the map. That's a 700% increase, and it's also still only 7%.
That's what an early service looks like before the work builds up. We're including it because leaving it out would make the other two look like normal speed. They aren't.
Measured on the same grid both times — 169 points, one mile apart, five months apart, same searches.
A single rank check taken at the front door would have looked fine on day one and told you nothing.
Healthcare · case two
Eye care clinic · Gulf Coast metro
They took all three spots on the map
The owner had been sold before and didn't believe this would work. He said so, more than once.
Seven weeks in, the report showed 700% growth on his main search. The clinic went on to hold all three spots on the map for that search — meaning every clinic name a patient sees when they look is his — and then did the same thing on his other searches.
700%
Growth on the clinic's main search term.
3 of 3
All three spots on the map, captured in under three months.
7 weeks
To take over the main search his patients were using.
Holding all three spots is the local search version of owning the whole shelf. There is no fourth name on the screen.
How we measure
Same grid. Same searches. Both times.
Every number on this page comes from the same method. We put a grid of points across the business's area and run the same search from each one. Then we do it again months later.
Same grid. Same spacing. Same search words.
That matters, because the easy way to show progress is to quietly change the yardstick — check a different search term, or check from a spot closer to the office. We don't do that, and you can hold us to it.
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The only number that matters is yours.
Every result on this page started the same way — with one map showing where the business came up and where it didn't. You can have yours in about three minutes.
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