Case studies
The work, including the parts still unmeasured.
Each record separates what was diagnosed from what was implemented, and what was implemented from what has been proven. Where an outcome has not been measured yet, it says so.
GetBorvis / Organic visibilityMost agency case studies show a number and imply they caused it. These separate the baseline, the recommendation, the implementation, and the measured result, because those are four different things, and only the last one is proof.
A research-led SEO and GEO foundation for a branding agency.
A strong new website was weeks from launch, with its search layer still to be built and an established legacy URL footprint to reconcile. This is the audit, the architecture, the specifications, and what remains unmeasured.
We built our own geo-grid rank tracker. A 49-point scan costs about two rupees.
The commercial geo-grid tools are priced for agencies. This is the test that decided whether the idea worked at all, the field mask decision that is the whole economics of it, and the undocumented daily limit we found by hitting it.
The engagement above has a dated baseline across four AI engines and Search Console. The comparison window has not closed. When it does, the numbers get added to the same page, including any that are unflattering.
A recommendation is not a result.
Search work takes time to show up, and a website launch changes many things at once. Attributing a traffic movement to one intervention, in a period when content, design, and campaigns all changed, is a claim the evidence rarely supports. Where that is the case here, it is stated rather than smoothed over.
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