Search growth you can inspect.

What the SEO work covered

SEO work began on 1 July 2026. The recorded project timeline includes a full rework on 27 July, when site structure and SEO strategy were revised together. Clicks had already moved during July, so the entire increase should not be assigned to that single release.

1. 1–7 July 2026First complete week of work
2. 1 July 2026SEO work began
3. 27 July 2026Full rework · site structure and SEO strategy revised together
4. 16–22 August 2026Latest settled week
5. 22 August 2026Public cutoff
6. 29 August 2026Evidence captured

The useful lesson for a business comparing professional SEO services is to connect implementation dates with a stable baseline. An agency report should make it possible to distinguish what changed on the website from what changed in search, and to inspect the comparison period.

How to read the search result

The latest settled week recorded 91.4% more clicks and 69.9% more impressions than the first complete week of work. CTR improved by 1.3 percentage points and average position improved by 2.7 positions. These are different measures: more visibility alone does not explain the whole change in traffic.

The daily series also includes fluctuations. The highest settled click day in this period was 16 August, with 185 clicks. One high day is not the headline comparison; the result uses two complete weeks. No ranking guarantee, projection or claim about an algorithm update is inferred from the curve.

Revenue alongside search

A separate private sales export covers 29 April–10 August. The published comparison uses 61 pre-SEO days across May and June and 41 days from 1 July to 10 August. Average daily revenue rose from $489.88 to $600.77, a 22.64% increase across those windows.

Revenue is reported in US dollars. July totalled $16,933.18, which was 13.33% above the May–June monthly average. August includes only ten days, so comparing its total directly with a full month would be misleading. The chart below uses daily averages for each reporting period.

Before SEO$489.88Average per day · May–June

SEO underway$600.77Average per day · 1 July–10 Aug

Change+22.64%Association, not attribution

Avg $489.88 Avg $600.77

$388.95

$594.18

$546.23

$769.84

MayJuneJuly1–10 Aug

Before SEO · May–JuneSEO underway · 1 July–10 Aug

Daily averages account for unequal periods. August is partial and includes the supplied $0 record on 10 August. SEO cannot be credited with every sale.

The strongest supplied August sales day was 6 August, at $1,106.50. The timing overlaps SEO work, but sales can also respond to customer demand, returning customers, prices and other channels. These records do not isolate those influences.

Sources and limitations

The search evidence is a saved, anonymised export of settled property-level totals. It was captured on 29 August with a cutoff of 22 August, excluding the following seven calendar days. This page refresh does not extend that evidence window or imply that the panel is a live feed.

Revenue comes from a separate daily sales record. The supplied $0 entry on 10 August is included without adjustment. Search Console and sales records describe different parts of the business; neither proves the attribution of every transaction.

Names, domains, queries, customer records and the commercial niche are withheld. The public evidence endpoint includes dates, aggregates and snapshot fingerprints so the figures can be checked without disclosing the client.

Search snapshot

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Sales snapshot

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