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Why case studies need evidence
A marketing result is only useful when readers can see where the project started, what was changed, how long it ran and what else might have moved the numbers. This library will publish real projects from Newdeez with client permission and enough detail for readers to judge the claims themselves.
Published results from Newdeez projects
The figures below come from each client's own Google Search Console, pulled in October 2026 and published on the Newdeez case studies page. Average position compares July to October 2025 with the same dates in 2026. Lead and revenue figures are left out because the clients have not confirmed them.
| Client and market | Work done | Search Console result |
|---|---|---|
| ERBA Markets, cannabis retail, Los Angeles | New website, product and location structure, local and organic SEO | Average position 6.7 to 4.7; 54.6k organic clicks in the last 12 months |
| The Vault Dispensary, Woodland Hills | Rebuilt website, local keyword targeting, deals and directions content | Average position 18.4 to 11.2; 13.2k organic clicks in the last 12 months |
| Doobie District, Washington, DC | Indexable page structure, internal linking and on-page SEO | Average position 20.0 to 15.4; 22.2k organic clicks in the last 12 months |
| Firehouse DC, Washington, DC | Restructured navigation, product information and mobile experience | Average position 26.8 to 16.0; 17.5k organic clicks in the last 12 months |
| Prestine Glass Solutions, commercial glass, DC, Maryland and Virginia | Website and local SEO | Average position 53.6 to 27.5; organic clicks 62 to 137 (July to October) |
| STL Mattress Co, mattress retail, St. Louis | Website and local SEO | Organic clicks 75 to 131 and impressions 5.46k to 10.4k (3-month periods) |
| Capitol Shine, paint protection and ceramic coating, Arlington, VA | Website and local SEO | 7.47k organic clicks and 1.15M impressions over 16 months |
Reading these figures
Search performance has more than one cause, and average position shifts when a site starts ranking for new searches. These numbers show what changed during each project. They are not a promise of the same result for another business.
How every case study is documented
- Industry and market: what kind of business it was and where it competes
- Baseline: the starting numbers and the period they cover
- Work performed: each change, in the order it was made
- Observation window: how long results were tracked after the work
- Data source: the analytics, Search Console or CRM report behind every figure
- Other factors: seasonality, ad spend, site changes or market events that could also explain the change
Search and website projects
Upcoming studies cover technical SEO repairs, local visibility for multi-location businesses, content architecture and conversion improvements. Each one will separate what was observed from what was proven to cause it.
AI-assisted marketing workflows
Where AI tools are part of the work, the write-up shows which tasks were automated, how people reviewed the output, the time spent and the quality checks used. No case study will suggest that an AI tool alone produced a result.
Client privacy
Only approved client information is published. When exact figures cannot be shared, the page says what has been anonymised, and the underlying numbers stay on file for verification. Numbers are never invented to fill a gap.
Put your project forward
Businesses that would like their project documented can get in touch through the contact page. Publication depends on client approval and a factual review of every figure.
Frequently asked questions
Are these results guaranteed?
No. Outcomes depend on the business, its competition, the market and how well the work is carried out.
Can anonymous case studies be published?
Yes, as long as the page says it is anonymised and the underlying figures can be checked internally.
Where does the data come from?
Each figure is taken from the client's own analytics, Search Console or CRM reports, and the source is named on the page.