Campaigns, numbers, and how long they took
Real clients, real placements, and the time period each result was measured over. A percentage without its duration isn't a result.
How we measure — and what these numbers actually mean
Case study percentages are easy to inflate. Here is exactly what ours are measured from, including the part most agencies leave out.
Organic traffic, not total traffic
Measured in Ahrefs and Google Search Console, excluding paid, direct and referral. A traffic number that quietly includes a paid campaign is not a link building result.
A stated time period on every campaign
Start and end dates are given, so a two-month sprint is never presented as though it were a multi-year programme. The duration sits next to the percentage on every card above.
Links counted are placed and verified live
Indexed and confirmed in the published page source — not pitched, not promised, not counted at the point a publisher agreed in principle.
No cherry-picked date ranges
Measured start-of-engagement to end of the stated period, not from a convenient trough that flatters the percentage.
Client-confirmed figures
Every number on this page has been shared with, or supplied by, the client it belongs to. Any client can ask us to remove or amend theirs.
Attribution stated honestly
Where a client ran technical SEO or content work alongside our links, the result is not ours alone and we say so. Several campaigns above fall into that category.
Confirm each criterion against what you genuinely do before publishing — this section invites scrutiny by design.
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