Results
Google search growth
from sites we built.
Across 7 sites we built, Google search clicks went from 1,989 to 6,712 between two equal 90-day windows in 2026. Colfax Glass alone went from 265 to 1,346. Every number is organic Google clicks or impressions from Search Console, with exact dates. None of them are leads or revenue.
(opens the full-size chart)- Combined Google clicks, 7 sites, equal 90-day windows
- 1,989 → 6,712
- Change in combined clicks
- +237%
- Combined Google impressions, same windows
- 672,284 → 1,310,051
- Sacramento Gutter Guard, same 12 weeks a year apart
- 60 → 776
Every site, same dates
How much did Google search traffic grow on each site?
Clicks grew on all 7 sites in the table, from +37% to +1,196%, comparing Mar 20–Jun 17, 2026 with Jun 18–Sep 15, 2026. The biggest percentages come from the smallest starting points, so read the raw clicks too. One site was new and had no earlier data.
| Site | What we built | Clicks before | Clicks after | Change ↓ | Impressions | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NorCal EarthworksDemolition, excavation and land clearing · Sacramento area, CA | Service and city pages, cost calculators, estimate requests | 25 | 324 | +1,196%Early baseline: the site’s first recorded impressions came in May 2026. | 2,201 → 37,802 | Case study norcalearthworks.com |
| Colfax GlassWindows and glass · Placer County, CA | Service and city pages, cost and permit guides, quote requests | 265 | 1,346 | +408% | 31,705 → 208,323 | Case study colfaxglass.com |
| Rocklin Gutter GuardGutter guards and gutter cleaning · Rocklin and Roseville, CA | Service pages and a quote request on every page | 173 | 866 | +401% | 114,794 → 183,358 | rocklingutterguard.com |
| NorCal NectarRaw honey producer and online store · Northern California | Custom storefront plus guides on honey types, storage and recipes | 802 | 2,733 | +241% | 232,996 → 495,024 | Case study norcalnectar.com |
| Sacramento Gutter GuardGutters and gutter guards · Sacramento, CA | A page for each city served and a quote form on every page | 316 | 694 | +120% | 250,309 → 285,455 | Case study sacramentogutterguard.com |
| ProFlow PaintingInterior and exterior painting · Sacramento, CA | Service and local pages, before-and-after projects, quote request | 408 | 557 | +37% | 40,279 → 76,149 | Case study proflowpainting.com |
| 916 TreesTree trimming and removal · Sacramento, CA | Service-area pages and an estimate request | 0 | 192 | New siteThis was its first 90 days with search data. | 0 → 23,940 | Case study 916trees.com |
Source: Google Search Console API, web search, final data, sitewide property totals with no query or page filter. Equal 90-day windows. These are search clicks and impressions, not calls, leads, jobs or revenue.
Unedited screenshots
What do the Search Console reports look like?
These are the Performance reports straight from Google Search Console, captured September 30, 2026, covering six months for four sites and four weeks for The Bee Conservatory. They add two sites not in the table: Tay's Barbershop, which held steady at about 15 clicks a day, and HeavyDutyYard. Select any chart to see it full size.
(opens the full-size screenshot)Raw honey producer and online store, Northern California
162 → 1,328Google clicks: first 4 weeks vs. last 4 weeks of the chart
4,160 clicks · 803,922 impressions · Mar 29 – Sep 28, 2026
Read the NorCal Nectar case study
(opens the full-size screenshot)Window and glass contractor, Placer County
45 → 450Google clicks: first 4 weeks vs. last 4 weeks of the chart
1,811 clicks · 257,832 impressions · Mar 29 – Sep 28, 2026
Read the Colfax Glass case study
(opens the full-size screenshot)Sacramento barbershop, three locations
~15 a dayGoogle clicks, steady for six months
2,868 clicks · 240,375 impressions · Mar 29 – Sep 28, 2026
(opens the full-size screenshot)Heavy equipment marketplace
38 → 304Google clicks: first 4 weeks vs. last 4 weeks of the chart
749 clicks · 91,820 impressions · Mar 29 – Sep 28, 2026
(opens the full-size screenshot)Sacramento bee rescue nonprofit
29 → 274Google clicks, all of April vs. Sep 1–28
274 clicks · 11,978 impressions · Sep 1 – 28, 2026
Blue line: clicks, people who came to the site from GooglePurple line: impressions, times the site showed up in results
Screenshots from Google Search Console (Performance report, web search), captured September 30, 2026. Search traffic only, not lead or sales counts. Select any chart to open it full size.
How to read this page
What do these numbers measure, and what don't they?
They measure how often each site showed up in Google search and how often people clicked through. They don't measure calls, form leads, booked jobs or revenue. More clicks give a business more chances at a customer, but how many turn into work depends on the offer, the price and the follow-up.
- Equal windows. The table compares 90 days with the 90 days right before, so neither side gets extra time.
- Seasons matter. Gutter searches swing with the rainy season, so Sacramento Gutter Guard is also shown over the same 12 weeks a year apart.
- Sitewide totals. Numbers include every page and every query, branded searches included, with no filter applied.
- What we left out. Sites with too little data for a fair comparison, and one site whose clicks fell over the same windows. We'd rather show fewer sites than a cherry-picked average.
- Ours and clients'. Some sites are businesses we own or run, such as Sacramento Gutter Guard. Others, such as Colfax Glass, were built for clients.
- The full story per site. Each case study covers what we built and why. Start with the Colfax Glass case study or browse the full portfolio.
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Every site above started the same way: a page for each service and place the business serves, answers to the questions customers search, and a clear next step on every page. We build that as a new website, or grow an existing site with monthly SEO, for businesses in Sacramento, Roseville, Rocklin and Folsom.
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Straight answers
Questions about these results
Are these results typical?
No one can promise them, and we don't. These are the sites we built that have enough Search Console history to compare. Growth depended on the market, the competition, how long each site had been live and how much content went up. We left out sites with too little data for a fair comparison and one site whose clicks fell over the same windows.
Are these numbers leads or sales?
No. Every number on this page is organic Google search clicks or impressions from Google Search Console: how often a site showed up in Google results and how often someone clicked through. Calls, form leads and revenue are tracked separately for each site and are not shown here.
Where do the numbers come from?
Google Search Console, web search, property-level totals with no query or page filter. The table compares two equal 90-day windows: Mar 20–Jun 17, 2026 and Jun 18–Sep 15, 2026. Sacramento Gutter Guard is also compared over the same 12 weeks a year apart (Jul 27–Oct 18, 2025 and Jul 26–Oct 17, 2026), which cancels out seasonal demand.
Why do some sites show very large percentages?
Small starting points. NorCal Earthworks went from 25 to 324 clicks because the site was new: its first recorded impressions came in May 2026. 916 Trees had no search data in the earlier window, so it shows as a new site instead of a percentage. Read the raw clicks next to each percentage.
Are all of these client websites?
No. Verlua designed and built every site on this page. Some are businesses we own or run ourselves, such as Sacramento Gutter Guard. Others, such as Colfax Glass and Tay's Barbershop, were built for clients.
How much does a website like these cost?
A one-time website build is $2,500 – $5,000, depending on pages, integrations and timeline. Ongoing SEO runs $2,500/mo during launch months, then $1,500/mo. No minimum contract. Exact scope is confirmed after a free discovery call.
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