Case Studies show real tests I’ve run on my sites and the results. Each post follows the same simple format: the problem, the change I shipped (titles, internal links, consolidation, schema, speed, or content refresh), the evidence (screenshots or notes), and the outcome (impressions, clicks, average position, or leads). I keep these short and actionable so you can copy the parts that worked and skip what didn’t. If you want proof over theory, start with the newest study and watch how small, consistent changes add up.
I rebuilt my business contact form to collect useful inquiry details and confirmed that its test email arrived. Here’s what changed, what I tested, and what that result does—and doesn’t—prove.
I checked three months of Google Search Console data for two ChatGPT Sites builds and one hybrid site. Google indexed and tested pages on all three. Here’s what 285 impressions and 4 clicks can and can’t tell a small business owner.
This week’s website work included MobileWiseGuy.com layout and privacy updates, plus verified SingleMale.net and TheCellularConsultant.com deployments. Here’s what was completed, what remains unverified, and what needs checking next.
What did two weeks of Semrush data reveal about my SEO? I compare real keyword rankings, document my WordPress changes, and explain what I still need to verify.
I built two complete websites and part of a third with ChatGPT Sites. This baseline case study documents the setup time, indexing issues, performance, traffic, mistakes, and results.
I used a domain I had owned for years to test whether ChatGPT could build and launch a complete business website. This case study documents the build, domain connection, search engine setup, analytics, SEO work, and the results I will monitor next.
I cleaned up the AT&T Business wireless plan structure on WirelessConsultant.net by creating a better hub page, fixing internal links, and separating broad plan content from detailed plan pages.