SEO Results With Receipts, Dates, and Context
This is our proof library, not a highlight reel. The featured results are tied to public domains, dated snapshots, and ongoing growth logs so you can see where the numbers came from and how the work develops over time.
The standard is simple: name the site, date the evidence, show the starting point, and keep publishing when the month is ordinary — not only when the graph looks impressive.
See the Featured Evidence ↓Featured Case Study
Alltomate: The SEO System Tested On Our Founder’s Own Business
Alltomate is the clearest example of how we want results to be judged: a named company, a visible starting point, and metrics that can be checked outside our own website. It became the proving ground for the SEO system before that system was offered to Traffisite clients.
Ranking keywords
Organic traffic / month
AI-cited pages
Source: Semrush · Baseline: early 2026 · Snapshot: July 15, 2026 · Verify: put alltomate.com into any SEO tool
Results Are More Useful When You Can Follow the Timeline
A single before-and-after snapshot can hide what happened in between. Our SEO Growth Log keeps that timeline visible through dated updates, while the individual logs below record the same core metrics month after month, including periods where progress is flat.
Alltomate Growth Log
Follow the original proving ground month by month: ranking keywords, organic traffic, authority signals, and AI citations for the automation agency used to test the Traffisite system.
Follow Alltomate Month by Month →Traffisite Growth Log
Traffisite has a different starting point: this is the agency site itself. The log shows how we apply the same process to our own search visibility instead of asking clients to rely on theory.
Follow Traffisite’s Own Growth Log →Client Results Stay Specific to the Market
The case-study library stays intentionally small. Alongside our Traffisite SEO Growth record, we would rather explain what happened in a specific market with real numbers than publish interchangeable success stories. The two projects below document their own market context as the evidence develops.
Medias — Pressure Washing
Medias is a local pressure washing business where the SEO challenge is service-area visibility. Its future case study needs to show whether that geographic search coverage actually grows before we present it as a result.
See the Pressure Washing SEO Context →Dun-Rite Vac — HVAC & Duct Cleaning
Dun-Rite Vac enters from a different position: an established duct-cleaning business in a seasonal, emergency-driven search market. We will publish the case study only when the dated data is strong enough to explain what changed.
See the HVAC & Duct Cleaning SEO Context →That restraint is intentional. A pressure-washing market and an HVAC or duct-cleaning market should not produce the same story, timeline, or benchmark — so we do not present them as if they should.
Use the Results Page as a Starting Point, Not the Final Authority.
The featured domains are public, so you can compare what we publish with third-party SEO tools such as Semrush, Ahrefs, or Ubersuggest. If you want first-party context for our own site, we can also open our Search Console during a growth-plan call.
Start With Your Baseline, Not Someone Else’s Result
The results above show what happened on specific websites; they are not a promise that your numbers will look the same. Request a free growth plan and we’ll review your current site, market, and biggest constraints so the next step is based on your own starting point.