Proof lives on two pages that do different jobs. Case Studies documents outcomes: the challenge, the work, and the measurable result for real San Diego businesses. The Portfolio shows the work itself: the websites, local SEO campaigns, and Google Business Profile projects the team has shipped, with filters to find the ones like yours.
What Case Studies covers
The page opens with the standard it holds itself to: "Proof, not promises". Each case study walks through the challenge, the work, and the measurable outcome, and the page states that every number on it came from a live campaign. Read these when you want to know what results look like and what it actually took to get them.
What the Portfolio covers
The portfolio is the full body of work. You can filter it three ways:
- By service, so you only see the kind of work you are shopping for.
- By industry, so a contractor can look at contractor sites.
- By platform, when more than one platform is represented.
Current client work leads the page, and completed engagements sit in their own "Previous work" section below it. When a project has a case study behind it, the project card links straight to that case study, so the two pages cross-reference each other instead of repeating each other.
Which to read first
- Shopping on results? Start with Case Studies.
- Want to judge the craft, or see your own industry? Start with the Portfolio and filter it down.
- Either page ends at the same door: a free local visibility audit showing where you rank today.
The audit itself is covered in The Free Local SEO Audit, and when you are ready to talk, Requesting an Intro Call explains exactly what happens after you reach out.
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