820 reviews. 16 inquiries. 5.5K clicks with zero ad spend.

What kind of business is behind these numbers?

Local and regional service businesses, mostly in the range aipple works with day to day: roughly $500K to $5M a year in revenue, one to a handful of locations, a small team that does not have a marketing department. A criminal defence firm in McKinney, a home remodeler outside Chicago, a truck-parts distributor, a furniture showroom. None of the figures below are projections. Where a number is a projection or a built-but-unrun deliverable instead of a measured result, that distinction is stated directly rather than folded into an average.

How many Google reviews have aipple clients earned?

Four client accounts show a measured, dated review count. None of these figures were purchased or incentivized in a way the source record discloses; each is a direct pull from the Google Business Profile or Maps listing on the date noted.

• 820 Google reviews at 4.8 stars for MVP Truck Parts, up from 667 when the engagement opened in June 2026, measured 14 August 2026. Source: aipple client engagement, MVP Truck Parts (case study).
• 0 to 26 Google reviews, all at a straight 5.0, for Pana Pro Builders, in under ninety days, measured 6 August 2026. The nearest competitor sat on 91 reviews at the same audit. Source: aipple client engagement, Pana Pro Builders (case study).
• 451 Google reviews at a straight 5.0 for Starr Injury Law, pulled directly from the live profile, measured 15 August 2026. Source: aipple client engagement, Starr Injury Law (case study).
• 0 to 70+ Google Maps reviews in three months for Sofa Co, from a standing start with zero reviews. Measured 2026 (month-level date not recorded in the source). Source: aipple client engagement, Sofa Co (case study).

Does SEO work without paid ads running?

Yes, at least for one heavily documented account. MVP Truck Parts pulls organic clicks every month with no paid campaign live at all, which is a different claim from "SEO helps ads" and worth separating out.

• 5.5K organic clicks a month for MVP Truck Parts with 0 paid campaigns running, both measured 5 August 2026 via Semrush domain overview. Source: aipple client engagement, MVP Truck Parts (case study).
• 71 AI-search mentions across 102 cited pages on four engines (ChatGPT, AI Overview, AI Mode, Gemini) for MVP Truck Parts, AI visibility score 17, measured 5 August 2026 via Semrush AI Search. Source: aipple client engagement, MVP Truck Parts (case study).
• 1,587 parts in the catalogue ranking without paid support for MVP Truck Parts, measured 5 August 2026. Source: aipple client engagement, MVP Truck Parts (case study).

How fast can an unreadable website become an indexed one?

For Pana Pro Builders, under ninety days, measured on the same instrument before and after so the before and after are comparable. The site had roughly one kilobyte of readable text behind a wall of code in May 2026, which is why Google had never indexed a single page.

• 0 to 30 pages a search engine can actually read, Pana Pro Builders, measured 6 August 2026 against a May 2026 baseline. Source: aipple client engagement, Pana Pro Builders (case study).
• 19/130 to 42/130 on the same 130-point foundation audit, run in May and re-run in August 2026, Pana Pro Builders. Source: aipple client engagement, Pana Pro Builders (case study).
• 0 to 8 pages now publishing Pana Pro Builders' real contractor licence, TGC142642, replacing a placeholder number, measured 6 August 2026. Source: aipple client engagement, Pana Pro Builders (case study).

How many real inquiries can local SEO generate in a month?

Sixteen, for Starr Law, P.C. in July 2026, the first full month measured after the rebuild shipped, and every one opened and counted by hand rather than pulled from a dashboard.

• 16 real inquiries for Starr Law in July 2026, opened and counted by hand. Source: aipple client engagement, Starr Law, P.C. (case study).
• 94,500 Google impressions in four weeks for Starr Law, measured July 2026. Source: aipple client engagement, Starr Law, P.C. (case study).
• 1,052 clicks between 2 and 29 July 2026 for Starr Law, measured 29 July 2026. Source: aipple client engagement, Starr Law, P.C. (case study).
• Average position moved from 13th to 8th on the core search term for Starr Law, measured July 2026. Source: aipple client engagement, Starr Law, P.C. (case study).
• 450+ technical corrections shipped in the Starr Law rebuild, measured July 2026. Source: aipple client engagement, Starr Law, P.C. (case study).

Do ad creatives for a regulated industry pass compliance review?

For Starr Injury Law's eight-creative batch, yes, all eight, checked against Texas Rule 7.04 before the first creative existed.

• 8 of 8 ad creatives cleared a four-column compliance pass (outcome guarantee, banned phrase, invented result, disclaimer present) for Starr Injury Law, measured 14 August 2026. Source: aipple client engagement, Starr Injury Law (case study).
• 0 outcome guarantees and 0 invented case results across the same eight-creative set, measured 14 August 2026. Source: aipple client engagement, Starr Injury Law (case study).

What's the show-up rate on booked sales meetings?

70%, for Accelerate Automation, after every lead was required to watch a qualifying video stating the offer and the price before a booking link ever appeared.

• 70% show-up rate on booked meetings for Accelerate Automation, out of 20+ real estate leads run through the funnel, measured 2026 (month-level date not recorded in the source). Source: aipple client engagement, Accelerate Automation (case study).

What does 45+ showroom visits a month actually take to build?

For Sofa Co, a full pipeline: ads into a landing page, into a CRM, into AI SMS follow-up, into a calendar, into the showroom, with no person touching the middle of it.

• 45+ showroom visits booked a month for Sofa Co, measured 2026 (month-level date not recorded in the source). Source: aipple client engagement, Sofa Co (case study).
• 8 ad creatives across 8 buyer personas plus 13 offer statics produced for Sofa Co, no repeats, measured 14 August 2026. Source: aipple client engagement, Sofa Co (case study).

How many of aipple's published case studies are independently measured?

Six of 28, as of 19 August 2026. Every case study published at aipple.app/work/ carries one of five status tags, and this page only pulls quoted figures from the six tagged Measured. The other twenty-two are real work, just not all reported the same way: some are live sites you can open right now, some are delivered deliverables without a public metrics trail yet, and some are built-on-spec creative that has not run as a campaign.

Source: aipple case-study library, 28 published engagements at /work/, tag counts accessed 19 August 2026. This is a count of our own published inventory, not a client-performance claim, and it is not averaged into any figure above.

How is each number on this page actually measured?

Every figure above is pulled from one specific client engagement's proof record, not from an average or a rounded-up composite. The two source documents are aipple's internal proof library and portfolio, both of which log a value, a source and a measured date for every claim before that claim is allowed onto a client-facing page. If a number in this page's underlying record has no dated source, it does not appear here, whether or not it would have made the page look better.

Reviews and ratings are pulled directly from the live Google Business Profile or Maps listing on the date stated. Search figures (impressions, clicks, average position, organic clicks) come from Google Search Console or Semrush on the date stated. Inquiry counts are opened and counted by hand against the client's own inbox, not a lead-tracking dashboard. Compliance passes are a written four-column check run against the applicable rule (Texas Rule 7.04 for the injury-law creatives) before a creative ships. Where a metric shows a before/after pair, both sides were measured on the same instrument, run twice, so the comparison is apples to apples rather than two different tools compared against each other.

This page is updated when an underlying case study's metrics change, not on a fixed schedule. The "last updated" date at the top of the page and the dateModified value in this page's structured data always move together.

What does it cost to get results like these?

We don't publish a rate card on this page or anywhere else, because Starr Law's 450-correction rebuild and Pana Pro's zero-to-thirty-pages rebuild were not the same job, and quoting one number for both would be quoting the average business rather than yours. The number for your business comes out of the free revenue audit, which looks at your actual site, your Google Business Profile and your competitors before anyone names a figure.