The work
Eight engagements, and what each one actually moved.
Every number here was read off the same instrument at both ends. Where a client cannot be named, the work is described and the number stays exact.
Pages Google had looked at and refused, worked back down for one firm.
Google Search Console · June to September 2026
Visits from Google in 28 days, for a property firm that started at 497.
Google Search Console · 4 to 31 August 2026
Searches in Google’s top three for one law firm, up from nine.
Ahrefs rank tracker · July 2026
Las Vegas · law · four sites
Two a day, every day, for four sites at once.
Two injury law firms, a property firm and the agency’s own site, all running off one writing engine. The lead firm arrived with 2,422 live pages and almost nothing to show for them. New pages went out on a set rhythm while the buried ones were sorted one at a time. Nothing was bulk deleted.
Las Vegas · property
Tens of thousands of pages, and 237 that mattered.
Their listings software was making tens of thousands of near identical pages. Google could not tell the real site from the noise. I built the sorting system, rescued the pages that mattered, and wrote down every move so anyone could check it.
Manchester · cleaning · two brands
Google had decided what this business was. It was wrong.
Thousands of spam sites had been pointed at Exclusive Pro Cleaning on purpose, and Google had it filed as an Airbnb cleaner. I did the cleanup, the plan, the writing, the town pages and the Google listing. Then I did it again on Exclusive Property Facilities.
The other five
Same hands, different problems.
The businesses are described. The figures are exact.
Most of this work was delivered under other people’s brands. Naming the clients would breach those arrangements, so the cases describe the business and keep the numbers.