Case studies

The charts, not the claims.

Every number on these pages comes from Google Search Console, GA4, or the client’s own form logs, with the as-of date attached. Nothing is projected, annualised, or rounded up. Where a result is too early to mean much, we say so.

True Northwest Real Estate Group: Todd Grubb and Sarah Sears-Grubb

Real estate · Spokane, WA

True Northwest Group

Page one in seven weeks

A brand-new domain launched July 8, 2026 against Zillow-scale portals. It reached page one in seven weeks. By September 24, 2026 it held an average Google position of 9.7, appeared on over 1,000 pages in Google, and had been cited by Google's AI answers 12,900+ times.

9.7 Average Google position at 11 weeksAs of September 24, 2026
Read the case study →, True Northwest Group
Bizzy Bee Bookkeeping homepage on desktop, captured September 21, 2026

Bookkeeping · Spokane, WA

Bizzy Bee Bookkeeping

First answer on ChatGPT. Page two on Google.

Ask ChatGPT to recommend a small business bookkeeping and payroll service in Spokane and it names this practice first. Recorded September 12, 2026 and again September 21 with screenshots. The same site sat on page two of Google for the question it answers best, worth zero clicks out of 812 impressions.

812 Impressions at page two, and not one clickSearch Console, June 23 – September 9, 2026
Read the case study →, Bizzy Bee Bookkeeping

What gets published here

A study goes up when there is enough measured history to say something true: either a result with a curve behind it, or a finding that is complete and reproducible on the day it was taken. Where a figure is too early to mean anything, it is labelled a baseline and given the date it will be re-measured. Nothing here is projected or annualised.

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