Every case study is built from a real engagement. The narrative is short. The stats are stripped of fluff. Here is how I measure the numbers before any of them reach a page. Related write-ups are on my blog.
Launched a 150-plus product Shopify storefront end to end as a single operator. A customized theme, every product tile, every hero and lifestyle scene. No product photographer. No outside designer. No agency PM layer. Kickoff to public launch in under a month.
Read the breakdown→1.9x lift blended ROAS: How I Rebuilt a Single Performance Max Campaign Into a Growth Engine
An online retailer with strong organic demand was running a single Performance Max campaign trying to do everything at once. I rebuilt the structure around brand isolation, smart feed segmentation, and clean server-side tracking, and turned a flat account into a predictable growth engine.
Read the breakdown→Vanity Resource had Shopping running but was getting buried by competitors with better feed data. I cleaned up the product feed, structured the campaigns by priority, and turned Shopping from a cost center into the brand's most efficient acquisition channel.
Read the breakdown→50% ad spend reduction: How I Cut Spend in Half and Doubled Signups for Greenacre Law
Greenacre Law, a Southern California real estate law firm, was burning budget on broad-match keywords with broken conversion tracking. I rebuilt the account around intent, fixed the data, and cut spend in half while doubling qualified signups inside 90 days.
Read the breakdown→A high-ticket furniture store had a sophisticated server-side tracking stack on paper and a GA4 property that filed its revenue under Unassigned. The diagnosis found three separate failures stacked on top of each other. The fix was one checkbox, two surgical cuts, and one lowercase letter.
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16 on-brand posts drafted: A Home Brand's Blog, Rebuilt Into an Engine That Ships Sixteen Posts
Built a multi-agent content engine for a Shopify home furnishings brand and ran it. Sixteen blog posts shipped as drafts, every one written in the brand voice, anchored to a real product, illustrated, and SEO-ready. No outside copywriter. No stock photos. No agency content retainer.
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224 pages live, English and Spanish: A 224-Page Bilingual Website for a California Law Firm
I designed and built greenacre.law: 224 live pages, a full Spanish mirror, a four-office local structure matched to filing venues, per-page-type structured data, and a URL contract that survived the move intact. Every current figure on this page was measured against the live site.
Read the breakdown→I rebuilt handandwristinstitute.com off WordPress and moved the Google Ads account onto it in the same week. 533 legacy URLs carried forward, two DNS records changed, mail never in the blast radius, and 276 live ad changes. Every figure here is one I checked myself against the live domain.
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58 pages in the live sitemap: Getting a Furniture Maker Off Weebly, On His Schedule
When Weebly began winding down in 67 countries, a custom furniture maker in Geneva, Illinois decided not to wait for it to reach him. Seven weeks after he forwarded me the news, his new site was live: 58 pages in its sitemap, his own photographs in the galleries, and 112 of 113 old addresses still resolving. The figures come from launch-day checks of the live site and from the build and account records.
Read the breakdown→23 claims governed by a written claim library: EZpanl: The Search Campaign I Killed Before It Ran
EZpanl makes a siding hook kit for panel crews. I own the positioning, the storefront, the content layer, and the media plan. The owner supplied the logo. The most valuable thing I delivered in the first month was a written recommendation not to spend the search budget, and the reasoning that got there.
Read the breakdown→0 website conversions recording, before: The Conversion That Died When a Button Changed Its Name
A contractor's phones were slowing and the account said website leads were zero. They were not zero. The only website conversion had been silently dead since someone renamed a form button from Send to Submit, breaking the click-text trigger behind it. The rebuilt trigger fired its first real conversion within two weeks, and the cleanup behind it collapsed rank-lost impression share to under one percent.
Read the breakdown→236 phone calls scored in the first pass: Pricing Every Qualified Law-Firm Call by Matter Type
Part two of the Greenacre Law engagement. The account had clean tracking and qualified-call conversions, but every conversion imported at zero dollars, so the account couldn't tell a $2,500 document review from a $15,000 litigation case. I built a call-scoring system that reads every recorded paid call and prices the qualified ones with the firm's own numbers.
Read the breakdown→A WooCommerce brand's visitors were accepting the cookie banner, and the Google beacons still fired with consent denied. The free tier of the consent platform never told Google about the yes. The ad account had been bidding on modeled data for users who had opted in. The fix was a small PHP snippet at the right priority.
Read the breakdown→2 add-to-carts recorded in ten days, before: The Events Nobody Was Sending (Sugar Babies, Part Four)
The server-side tracking spine was wired, purchases flowed cleanly, and the container looked healthy. It was also blind to the entire mid-funnel: two add-to-carts recorded in ten days on a store doing real volume. The root cause was one missing subscription. The fix shipped and verified the same day, and the restored funnel now carries 500+ ad-attributed add-to-carts a month, from under two.
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0 replatforms or theme rebuilds: Sugar Babies, Part Three: A Storefront Facelift With No Replatform
The ads were rebuilt. The campaign matrix was scaling. The last gap was the storefront itself. I upgraded shopsugarbabies.com on its existing stock theme: custom product cards, a re-merchandised homepage, reviews surfaced site-wide. No replatform, no theme rebuild, no twelve-week redesign project.
Read the breakdown→1 → 6 PMax campaign matrix: From One Performance Max to Six: Scaling Sugar Babies After the Rebuild
Fourteen months after the original rebuild, Sugar Babies was ready for the next layer. I expanded one Performance Max campaign into a six-campaign geo × value-band matrix, seeded 26 Customer Match segments into the bidding signal, refreshed the search themes across the matrix, and shipped the catalog SEO foundation the matrix runs on.
Read the breakdown→14 site pages built: I Rebuilt My Marketing Site in 24 Hours
Built connercrowe.com from scratch in 24 hours: 14 pages, a 25 page editorial PDF, an interactive worksheet calculator (since retired), and a full voice audit pass. The whole stack ships from one repo with a single npm command.
Read the breakdown→5.0 average from 11 Google reviews.
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