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Every ranking below was earned organically, with no paid ads. The growth compounds month on month and belongs entirely to the client.
Data sourced from Google Search Console · pages at average position ≤ 10 · one complete calendar month per point · latest snapshot Sep '26
Questions people ask about SEO results
How do you measure whether SEO is working?
One number: how many of your pages sit at an average position of ten or better in Google, counted in your own Google Search Console over one complete calendar month. No keyword lists to argue over, no tool scores, no screenshots of a good week. It is the number every chart on this page is drawn from, the number the SEO report is built on, and you can check it yourself in under a minute.
Why do the charts start slowly?
Because the first months go into building the linked set of pages, and Google does not trust a set until it can see one. Each chart on this page flattens for the first three or four months, then the count of pages on page one starts to add up, because every article added props up the ones already there. The clients here reached page one for their main terms inside nine months. A chart with a spike in week two is a paid campaign, and it drops the day the spend stops.
Is 75 a good SEO score?
It is a good score on the tool giving it. A tool score measures what a scanner can see: missing alt text, a slow image, a page title too long. It cannot see who ranks above you or which searches you are closest to winning. A site can score ninety and rank for nothing. The number worth watching is how many of your pages Google puts on page one, and no tool hands out that score, because Google does.
Were any of these results bought with paid ads?
No. Every ranking on this page was earned organically. A paid campaign puts a business at the top of the page for as long as the money runs, and the traffic ends the day it stops. These rankings belong to the client, keep working after the article is published, and grow as the set of pages around them grows.
Are the numbers on this page live?
Yes. A snapshot is taken from each client's Google Search Console every month and written into the charts, so the figures on the cards are the latest complete month, not the best one. Each chart runs from the month the client started, so the slow early months are in the picture alongside the later ones. The three case studies are the full account: where the client started, what was built, and what changed.
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