Practical work. Clear evidence.
Explore examples of what was built, the process it supports and the evidence available. Where an outcome has not yet been measured, we describe the implementation.
SEO · landing pages
10,000 landing-page views in 30 days from one SEO update.
Local Famous, a local-marketing brand, needed its landing pages to be found. One structured SEO update to the page set produced roughly 10,000 landing-page views within the following 30 days.
The need. The pages existed but were not reaching search traffic for the terms local businesses actually use.
The build.
- Page-set restructure with one clear intent per page
- Title, heading and internal-link rewrite around real search terms
- Technical cleanup so the pages could be crawled and indexed quickly
Evidence available. Owner-reported figure from site analytics for the 30 days after the update. Source reports to be attached to this page. Results depend on market, existing authority and the update itself; this is one site's outcome, not a projection.
Brand launch · booking · payments
From idea to a brand collecting payments in 60 days.
SnappyBin, a dumpster-rental service in Park City, Utah, went from a concept to a named brand with a live website, online booking, paying customers and its own operating system inside 60 days.
The need. A new service business needed everything at once: name, identity, site, a way to take orders and get paid, and a first stream of customers.
The build.
- Brand name, identity and positioning
- Static website built for speed and local search
- Online order flow with payment collection and notifications
- A complete operating system: a custom web application for orders, driver workflows, asset assignment, job photos and customer records, replicating what established brand CRMs do and improving on it for this business (see the operations platform example below)
- Local search presence and first paid campaigns
Evidence available. Timeline and first-customer milestone are owner-reported from the launch records. Revenue, order counts and campaign results are not published here. SnappyBin is a client of Webwizards Digital; the name is used with the owner's permission.
Rebrand · SEO
A rebrand and SEO takeover that doubled search traffic.
Royalty Landworks, a Utah landscaping company, relaunched under a new brand with a rebuilt site and a local-SEO program. Organic search traffic roughly doubled after the relaunch.
The need. The old brand and site were holding back growth: unclear services, thin service-area coverage and a site that was slow to load and hard to update.
The build.
- New brand identity and messaging
- Rebuilt static site with service and service-area pages
- Local SEO program: profiles, citations and ongoing content
- Analytics and conversion tracking to measure the change
Evidence available. Traffic comparison is owner-reported from analytics, before versus after the relaunch over comparable periods. Source reports and the exact date windows to be attached. Royalty Landworks is a client; the name is used with permission.
Custom software
A clearer way to manage service delivery.
A web application supporting order management, driver workflows, asset assignment, job photos and CRM-connected records.
The need. Service delivery involves several connected records and handoffs. The application brought these tasks into a database-driven workflow.
The build.
- Order management
- Driver workflows
- Asset assignment
- Job photos
- CRM-connected records
Evidence available. The implementation provides a concrete example of operational software and integration work. Time savings, error rates and commercial outcomes have not yet been established.
AI & automation
Turn a business interview into structured information.
A mobile-friendly guided interview implementation supporting typed and voice input, saved conversations, follow-up questions and structured business summaries.
The need. Collect business context through a guided conversation rather than a single long intake form.
The build.
- Typed and voice input
- Saved conversations
- Guided follow-up questions
- Structured business summaries
Evidence available. This example describes implemented capabilities. Published completion-rate and time-savings measurements are not available.
Performance
A faster site, measured in the same runner.
An agency-site implementation improved recorded Lighthouse performance from 84 to 98 and Largest Contentful Paint from 3.6 to 2.2 seconds using the same test runner.
The need. A JavaScript-rendered site was slow to paint and hard for crawlers to read.
The build.
- Static rebuild with per-page metadata
- Font and image optimization
- Interactive tools scoped to the pages that need them
Evidence available. Historical lab-test results for a specific implementation. They are not a promise for another website or a substitute for real-user performance data, and they do not describe the current Webwizards Digital production site.
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