Results from real clients.
These are actual results from businesses that joined Hi Vis HQ. No embellishment, no cherry-picked months.
An outdated website that brought in next to nothing. Kyle's site lumped everything onto one page and wasn't indexed properly.
Fault finding, outdoor lighting, rewires, consumer unit upgrades and the rest each get a full page. Both leads in the first week came in for a service with its own page, because that page is what Google showed them. A site that lumps every service onto one page can't do that.
Kyle covers more than Manchester, so each town he works in gets its own page. That's how he shows up for "electrician in [town]" searches away from his base.
We connected the site to Search Console, submitted every page and checked each one until Google indexed it. A page Google hasn't indexed can't appear in search. Plenty of sites go live without anyone checking.
Real photos of Kyle's work, proper detail on every page, and a clear way to call or request a quote.
A single-page site that generated virtually no business in the year he had it. One page, no area coverage, not properly indexed.
Rewires, solar, emergency call-outs and the rest each get a full page. When someone searches for a solar installer, Google has a page about exactly that to show them. A single page site can't do this.
Connor covers more than one town, so the site has a page for each. That's how he shows up when people search for an electrician in their town, even if it isn't where he's based.
The site is connected to Google Search Console, and every page is submitted and checked until it's indexed. If Google hasn't indexed a page, it can't appear in search. A lot of sites get built and never checked.
Real photos of Connor's work, proper detail on every page and a clear way to call or get a quote.
A B2B health and safety consultancy with no online presence to match the quality of their work. The site wasn't pulling in the type of clients Featherstone were capable of winning.
Impressions climbing sharply in October as new service and area pages get indexed. Clicks follow as rankings settle. This is what early-stage SEO looks like before the compounding effect kicks in.
Fire risk assessments, COSHH, construction phase plans, CDM coordination. Each service gets its own page so Google can match the right page to the right search. A single-page site can't do this.
Featherstone covers a wide region, so each area they serve gets its own page. That's how a search for "health and safety consultant in [town]" finds them.
Search Console connected, every page submitted and checked until indexed. The impression spike visible in October is the new pages entering Google's index and starting to appear in searches.
The Met Police and Hyundai don't fill out forms on shabby websites. The site needed to be credible enough to win enterprise enquiries. It is..
