Case studies
Three named properties, all live. Every number carries its source and the date it was read, so you can check the shape of the claim rather than take it on trust.
Precision Exteriors
The founder’s own exterior-contracting company, and the place every method sold on this site was built and tested first. 134 URLs, 69 service pages, 26 location and service-area pages, server-rendered, with a schema stack you can read in the page source.
Yard Works Plus
A dumpster rental and debris removal company in business since 1998 with no prior web presence. Built from a standing start to 86 URLs, 20 location pages, an answer-engine content layer, published flat-rate pricing, and citations verified consistent across six external listings.
Salisbury Tax and Services
A bilingual tax preparation, bookkeeping, notary, translation, secretarial and business-licensing practice in Salisbury. Thirteen URLs, sized to the six services actually sold, with schema that makes the bilingual capability machine-readable.
Three properties, all named, all live. Every figure on these pages is a structural count — URLs in a sitemap, service pages, location pages, schema types deployed, listings with matching NAP — and every one of them can be reproduced by a stranger with a browser. Open each site’s own sitemap and count. That invitation is the point of this section.
What you will not find here
No traffic multiples. No revenue growth percentages. No lead counts, no star ratings, no return-on-ad-spend figures. Not because they do not exist, but because they are unauditable from outside. You cannot open anyone’s analytics account, every agency inflates these numbers, and there is no test a reader can run to tell an honest figure from an invented one. A claim you cannot check is not evidence, it is decoration.
So the commitment here is narrower and harder: publish only what can be counted. It rules out the most impressive-sounding sentences available to an agency, and that is the trade. What is left is a set of claims that survive being checked, which is a stronger position to argue from than a bigger number nobody can verify.
How to read them
Each case study states what was built, what it is made of, and the date the counts were taken. Structure is not the same thing as outcome — a well-built site still has to compete in its market — so read these for whether the architecture matches the way your category is actually searched, and whether the starting position resembles yours. A business coming from no web presence at all is a different problem from one with a neglected site.
Precision Exteriors is the founder’s own exterior-contracting company, and that is labelled plainly at the top of its page. It is the proving ground where this method was built and revised with our own money at stake, and disclosing it is worth more than the extra logo would have been.
Salisbury Tax and Services names two things not finished yet. That is deliberate too. A case study that reads as complete when it is not is an advertisement.
If you want to talk to a current client before signing anything, ask, and we will put you in touch with Salisbury Tax and Services or A Box Portable Storage, where they are willing. Call or text (443) 521-3491.
Frequently asked questions
- Why are there no traffic or revenue numbers here?
- Because you cannot audit them. Nobody outside a business can open its analytics or its books, so a traffic multiple or a revenue percentage on an agency website is a claim a reader has no way to test — and the invented ones look exactly like the real ones. Everything published here is instead a structural count you can reproduce yourself from each site’s sitemap and page source.
- Can I verify these figures myself?
- Yes, and that is the intention. Open precision-exteriors.com/sitemap.xml, yardworksplus.com/sitemap.xml or salisburytaxandservices.com and count the URLs, then view the page source and read the structured data. Every count carries the date it was taken, so if a number has moved since, you will be able to see that too.
- Is Precision Exteriors a client?
- No. It is the founder’s own exterior-contracting company, which is stated at the top of that case study rather than buried. It is included because it is where this method was built and tested with our own money on the line, and because everything claimed about it is independently countable.
- Are these results typical?
- These are not results in the growth-figure sense — they are descriptions of what was built and what it consists of. What each one shows is the standard of structure we deliver. Whether a similar build performs the same way in your market depends on your competition, your service area and your starting position.
- Can I speak to a current client?
- Ask on the first call and, where they are willing, we will put you in touch with Salisbury Tax and Services in Salisbury, Maryland, or A Box Portable Storage in Cambridge, Maryland. It is a more useful reference check than any page on this website.