The evidence room
Ten engagement files, opened for you: baselines, quarterly data, keyword movement and — just like our internal QBRs — the things that didn’t work. Every number below is sourced from GA4 and Google Search Console and runs through 31 July 2026.
How to read a file
The index — ten files on the record
A Dubai Hills brokerage that stopped renting visibility from the portals — 22 community pages, an Arabic mirror and a PR engine took organic leads from 31 to 186 a month.
A three-branch Levantine group that stopped renting its diners from delivery apps — claimed map pack, native Arabic menus and a review engine took reservation inquiries from 68 to 211 a month.
A Jumeirah dental clinic that opened with zero authority — DHA-compliant treatment silos, an Arabic cluster and a review engine took new-patient calls from 24 to 86 a month in twenty months.
A DIFC-licensed legal consultancy with nine unnamed partners — bilingual practice silos, counsel-checked guides and a deliberate handover took consultation requests from 11 to 30 a month.
An Al Quoz fit-out contractor that lived on LinkedIn and tender boards — sector pages built on compliance proof and earned PR took qualified RFP inquiries from 5 to 26 a month.
An anonymised Dubai plastic surgery practice rebuilt inside DHA and Google healthcare rules — consultation requests grew from 18 to 76 a month, with international patients rising from 22% to 41% of the mix.
An Instagram-first villa design studio whose PDF portfolio became an indexable gallery — project inquiries grew from 9 to 31 a month as the majlis cluster and KSA pages pulled in villa-scale briefs.
A Gold & Diamond Park jeweller whose 480 thin product pages became a Shopify Plus store with full schema — organic revenue grew from AED 218,000 to AED 828,000 a month across Eid, Diwali and wedding-season peaks.
A Downtown Dubai setup firm that stopped renting leads from Google Ads — an honest free-zone-vs-mainland cost index, multilingual clusters and AI citations took organic leads from 28 to 73 a month at AED 96 apiece.
A TikTok-famous Al Wasl Road clinic that Google couldn’t see — a DHA-compliant treatment hub, Arabic pages and a rebuilt booking path took organic treatment bookings from 34 to 99 a month before a planned in-house handover.
Methodology
Case studies in this industry have a reputation problem: big arrows, small footnotes. Ours carry the definitions on the page, and every file ends with the same section our clients see — where it got hard.
GA4 sessions and Search Console clicks, organic channel only. Brand and non-brand split by query pattern, never blended.
Counted at the CRM, not the form: an inquiry only enters the numbers once it passes the client’s own qualification screen.
Daily google.ae averages from Search Console — not third-party rank trackers sampling one desktop location.
Each file shows its full funnel maths — close rates and deal sizes agreed with the client — so you can argue with us.
Named where the client agreed to be named. One asked not to be, so that file carries a code instead — CS-06. Nothing else differs: same baselines, same dips, same sourcing.
Client analytics exports are theirs, not ours to publish, so no third party has certified these figures. They are ours to stand behind — which is why every file also carries what went wrong.
Start your own file
Every engagement here began the same way: a 250-point audit, a day-one baseline, and a team that reports the misses with the wins.
