The numbers, straight from our own dashboards
Monthly Google impressions, all our sites combined
From 2,109 in March to 77,354 in September.
Data: Google Search Console and Cloudflare, March to October 2026. Combined across our own sites; individual sites not named.
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These are sites we built and run ourselves, so we show the real numbers. Names are left out on purpose.
Spanish-language finance guide
About 7,000 pages in Spanish. Google impressions jumped from 297 in August to 20,760 in September.
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A new online publication
Built from scratch. 16,739 Google impressions in its first month online.
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A local business directory
17,098 Google impressions in a single week.
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A contractor-industry website
Impressions grew from 57 in July to 3,588 in September.
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A restaurant-industry website
Impressions grew 2.6× from May to August, plus 13 visitors sent by ChatGPT.
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A state business website
8× more Google clicks, plus 20 visitors sent by ChatGPT.
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October update and more case studies
The growth kept going. In just the first 11 days of October 2026, our websites earned 52,553 Google impressions combined, on pace for the biggest month yet. Over the 28 days to October 11 the total was 119,258 impressions. In the week to October 12, AI crawlers and AI search bots made 1,432,401 verified requests to our sites.
8x after a rebuild
A 7,400-page business loan website: fixed conflicting facts and built hubs. 976 impressions in late September, 7,813 in October's first 11 days.
Four new websites, found in weeks
Four state business websites launched in September earned 2,323 Google impressions in their first 28 days of data.
AI crawler study
16 AI bot requests for every search crawler request, across 40 websites in one week.
What gets pages found
10,633 pages studied: long questions drive 88% of impressions; cost pages earn the most per page.
Data current to October 12, 2026. Google Search Console and Cloudflare, our own websites, names withheld.
How we did it (and what we'd do for you)
1. Pages people actually search for
Every page answers one real question an owner types into Google or asks ChatGPT. No filler.
2. Built for AI answers too
Clean structure, schema and an llms.txt file so ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity can read and cite the site.
3. Fast, clean websites
Mobile-first pages that load quickly and make the next step obvious.
4. Weekly checks and testing
We watch what visitors do, test headlines and buttons, keep what wins and fix what doesn't.
How to read these numbers
Where they come from. Impressions and clicks are from Google Search Console for our own websites, not client sites. Each site's chart covers the same six-month window shown above, counted by month.
What an impression is. An impression is counted each time a page from the site appears in a Google results page someone loaded. It shows how often the site is being found. It is not a visit, a call or a sale.
What the numbers do not show. They do not include paid ads, and they are not a forecast for your business. Results depend on your industry, location, competition, how established your domain is and how many pages you publish, so we do not guarantee rankings, traffic or leads.
Why we show them anyway. They are the same kind of pages and the same monthly process we use for clients, measured on sites we own, so you can see the method working before you pay for it.
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