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Case Studies

Three engagements with the numbers attached, including the one where the fix was embarrassingly small.

Healthcare
Monthly organic visits
Before 410
After 1,280
Appointment enquiries
Before 18
After 57
Google Business calls
Before 22
After 94
Mobile load time
Before 6.4s
After 1.2s

5 months, SEO and website rebuild

A clinic nobody could find, three streets from its own patients

The situation

A four doctor clinic in Uttarakhand had been open eleven years and ranked for nothing. Patients three streets away found competitors first.

What we found

The website was a single page built in 2016, weighing nine megabytes because of uncompressed photographs of the reception. There was no Google Business Profile claim, no location page, and the phone number was an image.

What we did

We rebuilt the site as five pages, one for each speciality, each answering the questions patients actually type at night. We claimed and completed the Business Profile, added appointment enquiry forms with call tracking, and compressed everything. The phone number became a tap to call link.

The outcome

Organic visits went from 410 to 1,280 a month. Appointment enquiries tripled. The single largest change was not the ranking, it was making the phone number tappable, which we would not have found without watching session recordings.

Retail and Ecommerce
Cart completion rate
Before 31%
After 68%
Checkout steps
Before 5
After 2
Page load, product page
Before 4.8s
After 1.1s
Revenue per visitor
Before Rs 41
After Rs 96

3 months, CRO and performance

A checkout leaking two thirds of the carts it filled

The situation

A D2C brand was spending well on advertising and blaming the ads. Traffic was healthy, sales were not.

What we found

Nothing was wrong with the traffic. The checkout ran to five steps, forced account creation before it showed shipping cost, and the product page took nearly five seconds on a mid range Android phone. Two thirds of filled carts were abandoned.

What we did

We cut the checkout to two steps, allowed guest checkout, showed shipping cost on the cart rather than at the end, and moved product images to a modern format with proper sizing. We changed nothing about the advertising.

The outcome

Cart completion more than doubled. Revenue per visitor went from forty one rupees to ninety six. The advertising budget did not change. The client had been about to increase it.

Education
Cost per enquiry
Before Rs 780
After Rs 304
Monthly enquiries
Before 96
After 141
Wasted spend
Before 44%
After 6%
Enquiry to admission
Before 9%
After 17%

4 months, paid media and analytics

An institute where turning off half the ads increased enquiries

The situation

A coaching institute ran Google Ads for two years without conversion tracking. Nobody could say which campaigns produced admissions.

What we found

Once we installed tracking properly, the picture was blunt. Forty four percent of the budget went to broad match keywords attracting people looking for free study material. The campaigns generating actual admissions were the smallest and least funded.

What we did

We paused the wasteful campaigns, rebuilt tracking so an enquiry could be traced to an admission, wrote landing pages specific to each course rather than one generic page, and reallocated the freed budget into what already worked.

The outcome

Cost per enquiry fell from 780 rupees to 304. Enquiries rose despite spending on half as many campaigns, and enquiry to admission conversion nearly doubled because the enquiries were from people who wanted the course.

On these numbers

Measured, not estimated

Client names are withheld under confidentiality. Every figure came from the client's own analytics or ad account, not from ours, and each can be substantiated. Ask and we will introduce you to the client who lived it.

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