Case studies
9 case studies
SEO
2 projects
Getting found: technical fixes, content structure and pages that rank for the searches that matter.
Consolidating a sprawling location-page structure for Everything ITA managed IT services provider was competing with itself. Three near-identical URLs targeted the same cities, none of them ranked, and the copy was the same…+32% increaseClicks to the four pages+18% increaseImpressions, four pagesWordPress · Google Search Console · 301 redirects · Schema.orgRead the case study 
Four location pages that finally told the truth about who works whereA cancer practice with four Valley locations had pages that disagreed with each other. One showed four doctors who had never worked there. Another was missing…4 increaseLocation pages unified4 increasePlaceholder doctors removedWordPress · Astra · Elementor · Schema.orgRead the case study Web Development
4 projects
Websites built to do a job — lead capture, booking, product structure — not just to look right.
A ground-up WordPress website for an Arizona window companyPrestige Windows sells a premium product into a market full of commodity contractors. The website had to make that difference visible before a homeowner ever picked…8+ increasePage templates built4 increaseIndependent lead pathsWordPress · Elementor · PHP · CSSRead the case study 
An Arizona massage studio stops renting its own front doorRebound Body Studio was taking bookings through a directory that listed its competitors down the side of the same page. The domain was parked. We built…HTTPS increaseDomain certificate6 increaseServices documentedCustom PHP · SQLite · Cloudflare · Schema.orgRead the case study 
A Gilbert carpentry website, built and not yet launchedA one-man carpentry business in Gilbert needed a site that looked like the work. This one is built and running, with a nine-page structure, a project…9 increasePage templatesStored increaseEnquiry captureWordPress · Custom theme · PHP · CSSRead the case study 
A custom theme to move a wrap shop off a page builderA Mesa vehicle wrap shop was running on a hosted website builder. We built a custom WordPress theme to move it onto software the business owns…8 increasePage templates built2 increaseEnquiry systemsWordPress · Custom theme · PHP · JavaScriptRead the case study App Development
3 projects
Custom software and web applications, including the reporting tools we run our own work on.
One private reporting dashboard per clientSEO reporting is normally scattered across separate products, emailed spreadsheets and the occasional screenshot. We built the thing we could not buy: one private workspace per…2+ increaseData sources unified9+ increaseReporting areasReact 19 · TypeScript · Vite · Cloudflare WorkersRead the case study 
A self-service technical website check anyone can runMost website audits are either a sales form that hides the useful information or a technical export that leaves the owner to interpret it alone. We…None increaseAccess requirement4 increaseResult categoriesWordPress · PHP · JavaScript · WordPress REST APIRead the case study 
Reading email by voice when the screen is the problemA working prototype that lets somebody manage two email accounts entirely by speaking and listening: read me the unread ones, reply saying thanks, forward that to…Web Speech API · JavaScript · Flask · PythonRead the case study No case studies in this service yet.
Most agency case studies are unfalsifiable. A percentage with no baseline, a graph with no axis labels, a client who cannot be contacted to confirm any of it. We would rather publish fewer of them and have each one checkable.
The work below is grouped by what you would actually be hiring us for: SEO, Web Development and App Development. If you only need one of those, read that section — you do not have to work out which of our projects counts as search work.
There are 9 entries: 6 client engagements and 3 things we built for ourselves, each marked. A case study needs an outcome that can actually be checked and, for client work, permission to name the business. For SEO work, that means measured data. For a new website or software platform, the finished build itself can be inspected while future performance is clearly labeled as still in progress.
Not every entry reports a result, and where it does not, the entry says so rather than dressing up a build as an outcome. Some projects here are complete but not yet in public use, and they are marked that way.
How to read this page
Each section is one service. Within a section, a case study either reports a measured result, or states plainly that it documents a build rather than an outcome — a website that is finished but not launched has no traffic figures, and inventing some would defeat the point of the page.
Where a client asked not to be identified, the work still appears but the business is described rather than named, with no logo and no link. The detail is real; the identity is withheld. Entries built by us rather than for a client are labelled, so nothing here is passed off as client work.
Other work is underway that is not on this page at all, because it cannot yet be independently checked or the client has not agreed to be named.
That is a slower way to build a portfolio page. It is also the reason the entries above can be checked line by line.
FAQ
Do you do SEO, web development and app development separately?
Yes — they are separate services and you can hire us for one without the others. The case studies above are grouped the same way deliberately, so somebody who only needs SEO is not left working out which of our projects count as search work.
Why are there so few case studies here?
Because we only publish work where the client agreed to be named and where there is a checkable outcome to report. SEO engagements that are too new to have produced data are not described as though they already produced results.
Why are some clients not named?
Because they asked us not to. The work is described in full, but the business is referred to by what it does rather than who it is, with no logo and no link. Where a project has no public URL yet — a site that is built and waiting on photography or sign-off — the entry says that too, instead of implying a launch that has not happened.
Do you work with clients outside Arizona?
Yes. Everything IT is in Ireland and the work was delivered from Gilbert, Arizona. Technical SEO, content and reporting do not require the agency to be in the same country. Where physical presence genuinely matters, such as photography or in-person meetings, we say so before the engagement starts.
Will you show my results publicly?
Only if you tell us we can. Nothing is published about your account without your explicit agreement, and you can withdraw that at any point and we will take it down.
Do you guarantee results like these?
No. One engagement is not a forecast for another. Different market, different competition, different starting point. Anyone guaranteeing a specific position is either inexperienced or not being straight with you.
Ask us about work we have not published
If you want to see something closer to your own situation, ask. There is work we cannot put on a public page but can walk you through on a call, and we can usually put you in touch with the client directly.
Call (480) 818-5761 or email info@azwebcorp.com.