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All engagements
SORTED BY OUTCOMESundance had low online visibility, revenue cliffs between storm seasons, and marketing that hid full services. Outdated site, no online quote tools, and no emergency campaigns capped both authority and lead flow.
HP Roofing ran on referrals, print, and word-of-mouth. Their site was outdated with no SEO or conversion structure. With no lead tracking, they couldn't tie any digital spend to real jobs.
Mint Print had an outdated site, minimal organic visibility, and overspent on paid ads. Poor CTAs, unoptimized content, and technical issues capped conversions and pushed CPA high.
Fajar was respected in UAE design, but content lacked strategy and consistency. Posts struggled to connect and community stayed small on visual platforms. Visual identity did not project luxury, and generic targeting missed high-value prospects.
Chervin could not translate its offline reputation into online demand. Social-only efforts produced inconsistent engagement. Leadership knew performance was off but lacked the analytics to diagnose the root cause. Sales called out low-quality online leads.
The firm cycled through YouTube, Google Ads, blogs, brochures, social, flyers, billboards, and digital ads without real KPIs. The site was outdated and not SEO-friendly. Losing Toronto interior designer searches to competitors capped inquiry flow.
The brand relied heavily on Google Ads, which worked short-term but limited compounding growth. The site lacked trust signals and clear messaging. Despite 300+ reviews, the Google Maps listing did not rank for competitive terms like condo painters Toronto.
An outdated backend created bottlenecks that slowed performance and blocked frontend improvements. Navigation was not user-friendly, so customers struggled to find information or reach departments. SEO equity had to survive every change.
Cobalt had no modern website and relied on referrals, which capped growth. Scheduling was manual so ops broke down as demand rose. They also needed to speak to homeowners and businesses in one flow without cluttering either journey.
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Reconciled against invoices, contracts, and ad-account reports. Third-party reviews are public on our Clutch profile.