Case studies

Three small businesses.
Three plain-language outcomes.

Placeholder stories — a hometown plumber, a two-location dental practice, and a single-chair salon — until real wins land. Every card is the work we’d actually do for a business on that tier: the GBP fix, the review reply, the website rewrite, and the social posts queued in their voice.

What the bundle looks like in the field

A trade, a tier, a plain outcome.

Each card names the problem the client walked in with, the tier they subscribed to, and what changed once the work shipped. No vanity numbers — just the calls that started ringing and the reviews that started getting answered.

  • Plumbing

    Moss Creek Plumbing

    Two of every five calls were going to voicemail and the website still listed last quarter's hours.

    Monthly tier — Town / $1,000

    The GBP was rebuilt and the call-line rewritten around a single tap-to-call button. Voicemail dropped inside a month, and the new-customer calls from existing routes picked up the slack without any change to the dispatch board.

    “Used to lose one in five calls under a sink. Now tap-to-call finds me on the truck and I’m calling back before they hang up.”— Moss Creek Plumbing
  • Dental

    Bayview Family Dental

    A two-location practice where reviews sat unanswered for days and the new-patient form was buried in a sub-page nobody could find.

    Monthly tier — Block & beyond / $2,000

    We wired the form to the home page and started replying to reviews the same business day. Both locations moved up in the local pack within the quarter, and the practice stopped losing new-patient form fills to dead links.

    “Forms used to vanish into a subpage. Now they hit the front door and reviews get same-day replies, before the patient forgets why they called.”— Bayview Family Dental
  • Salon

    Cedar & Comb Salon

    A new owner who'd inherited a Squarespace site, an unclaimed GBP, and a six-month backlog of unanswered reviews.

    Monthly tier — Main Street / $500

    We claimed the GBP, queued two weekly posts in the salon voice, and cleared the review backlog in the first month. The owner stopped thinking about the website and went back to running the chair.

    “Lost a chair-hour every week to the website. Now posts queue themselves and reviews answer themselves, so I’m back behind the chair by Tuesday.”— Cedar & Comb Salon
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