Low and real beats high and invented.
The numbers here are measured on equal windows, and every one traces to a source we can open on a call.
Numbers we can say out loud.
Baseline captured at go-live: sessions, calls, form submits, and how many became scheduled jobs. We publish the before and the after on equal windows, or we publish nothing.
That sentence beats “3× more leads,” and it survives being asked about. If we cannot source a number, it does not go on this page.
How a number gets on this page.
Captured at go-live.
Sessions, calls, form submits, and how many became scheduled jobs, recorded the day the work goes live.
Before and after, same length.
The after is measured over a window the same length as the before, so the comparison is a measurement and not a story.
One we can open on a call.
Every figure traces to a dashboard or record we can open with you, on a call, when you ask.
It is cut.
If we cannot source a number, it does not go on this page.
Figures we could not source came off.
Earlier versions of our case studies carried figures we could not trace to a source we can open. We took them down, and they stay down until a record backs them up. That is why the case studies on /work describe the problem, what we built and how we measure it, without a result number. A short board you can check beats a long one you have to take on faith.
Ask us where a number comes from.
Every number on this page traces to a source we can open on a call. Ask for it. Call, or start with the free audit, and we will show you where it comes from.