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Every figure on these pages is pulled directly from client analytics, Google Search Console, Google Business Profile, and Google Ads reporting for the periods shown. Some clients are identified by industry only, at their preference.
Different industries, different budgets, different markets. The consistent pattern is that visibility only counts when it produces something a business can bank: a phone call, a booked job, a signed case, a filled seat.
The work behind these numbers is the same in every engagement. Understand what the buyer actually searches. Build the technical and content foundation to answer it. Make the business impossible to miss at the moment of decision. Then measure what it produced, not what it looked like.
Every figure is drawn from the client’s own platform reporting: Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Google Business Profile Insights, Google Ads, and third-party rank tracking and site-audit tools. Nothing here is estimated or modelled.
Conversions refer to the specific tracked action configured for that client, which may be a booking, form submission, phone call, or online request depending on the business. Where a figure represents something else, it is labelled as such.
Closed-business and case-volume numbers are reported by the client from their own records and attributed to the channels Flyt Creative manages. Platform figures cannot capture what happens after the call connects, so we report what the client tells us and label it clearly.
This is cumulative movement across a tracked keyword set, not the number of keywords ranking. A figure of 711 position improvements across 29 keywords means those 29 terms moved a combined 711 positions upward.
Google Business Profile interactions, Google Ads conversions, and Search Console clicks are each reported by their own platform and measure different things. The same person may appear in more than one. They should not be summed into a single lead count.
Site-audit and Lighthouse scores are indicators of crawlability, performance, and issue reduction. They support commercial results rather than substituting for them.
Every market, budget, and starting position is different. These are records of what happened for specific businesses over specific periods, not a projection of what will happen for another.
Visibility that converts. Evidence that compounds. Growth that lasts.
Local, regional, and national organic strategy, from single-market visibility through fifty-state content architecture.
Built around buyer intent, service lines, geography, and stage of decision.
Structuring content and entity signals so businesses appear in AI-generated answers, not only in traditional search results.
Audits, crawl health, Core Web Vitals, accessibility, and page speed.
Campaign segmentation and budget allocation measured against cost per booked job, not clicks.
Event setup, attribution, and funnel measurement so results are provable.
Built as a direct acquisition channel producing calls, direction requests, and website visits.
Sustained acquisition programs producing net domain growth.
Systems that build the trust signals competitors cannot purchase.
Sites built to convert on mobile, where the majority of local discovery happens.
