Designer Limo: Taking Over the Page
The very first time this happened was with Designer Limo, a Long Island limousine and bus company. Our presence became so dominant that certain keyword searches returned up to 70% of the page as Designer Limo links.
- Stacked Listings: Multiple organics, maps, video and paid placements across our service areas - often on the same results page.
- Google Took Us National: Even as a local Long Island company, we showed up for, and received calls from, as far away as Las Vegas.
- It Started on Social: The traffic behind this dominance began with our first major social push. See the Social Media case study.
IndeeLift: A Solopreneur vs. a Multi-Billion-Dollar Knockoff
From limos to healthcare and beyond, the "easy" tools of the day have eroded the standards - and possibly even the common knowledge - of what makes a great website.
IndeeLift was a solopreneur competing in a tight space with their Human Lift. They were even knocked off by a multi-billion-dollar manufacturer, who used its connections with massive retailers like Tractor Supply Co. to pressure us further.
- Held the Top: IndeeLift retained prominent placement and dominant market share against a far larger, better-connected competitor.
- Every Listing Type: Multiple listings across paid, organic, images, reviews and more.
- The Remainder: Competitors were left to fight over the minority of the page we didn't own.