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Real client work. Measured outcomes. The methods, context, and limitations behind the numbers.

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MAGISTER / FIELD NOTES
$287,532Booked work from $41,102 in Google Ads
Google AdsBooked-work attribution
HOME SERVICES

Waterproofing. A measurable return.

A New Jersey contractor connected advertising investment to the work actually booked.

MAGISTER / FIELD NOTES
49 → 137Monthly leads over six months
Local SEOOrganic acquisition
LOCAL SEO

Local search. Lasting momentum.

A gutter company grew monthly enquiries with a $3,000-per-month SEO program and no paid ads.

MAGISTER / FIELD NOTES
+67%Leads at 26% lower cost
Google AdsMeta AdsCall tracking
PAID ACQUISITION

More demand. Less wasted spend.

A controlled test for garage services. Lead volume and cost were measured; revenue was not.

MAGISTER / FIELD NOTES
27Client-verified qualified inquiries in 14 days
Meta AdsQualified inquiriesMedia only
MEDICAL

A new channel. Qualified demand.

114 first-time treatment inquiries from $2,757.73 in media. Admissions and revenue remain unreported.

MAGISTER / FIELD NOTES
+47%First-time patient calls
SEOPatient acquisition
MEDICAL

Organic visibility. More patient calls.

An auto-injury practice improved patient acquisition through organic search.

MAGISTER / FIELD NOTES
1,483Inquiries in six months
Client acquisitionAttribution
LEGAL

Building a law firm’s acquisition engine.

From zero online presence to a measurable enquiry pipeline. No revenue is claimed.

MAGISTER / FIELD NOTES
4US markets with eight Meta campaigns
Meta AdsCompetitive research
MARKET INTELLIGENCE

A specific offer. In every market.

Floors and overhead racks measured separately. Completed lead forms are distinguished from booked work.

INSIDE THE WORK

The numbers.
The source. The context.

Actual reporting from our connected systems. Client and caller identities stay private; dates, definitions, and limitations stay visible.

CALLRAIL

Where calls meet intake.

January 1 to August 31, 2026
America/New_York
5,330Total calls
2,753Answered
2,577Missed
3,463First-time callers
Answered MissedChart calculated from an authenticated CallRail API response.

What this shows. Call volume and answering outcomes across a connected moving, roofing, cleaning, and lead-generation portfolio. These totals are separate from the individual case studies on this site. Calls are not booked jobs or revenue.

Source and privacy. Retrieved September 12, 2026 through a read-only connection. Only aggregate counts were retrieved. Caller details, recordings, transcripts, account identifiers, and credentials are excluded.

Inspect the monthly figures and definitions
2026CallsAnsweredMissed
Jan577298279
Feb605292313
Mar603341262
Apr671308363
May650371279
Jun933440493
Jul634335299
Aug657368289

First-time callers use CallRail’s definition for the selected period. Monthly first-time figures should not be added to infer unique callers across the full period. This is a visualization of actual API data, not a screenshot of the CallRail interface or a claim of campaign improvement.

ORIGINAL MDAI REPORT

A working view of local search.

This original Customer Intelligence report combines Local Dominator campaign data with business-profile, review, and website research.

Original MDAI Customer Intelligence spreadsheet, refreshed July 22, 2026: 68 brands, 87 locations, 131 campaigns, 774 keyword rows, and 1,372 review records. Only aggregate coverage is shown.

Original internal report image, July 22, 2026. These are research and tracking coverage counts, not rankings gained or client revenue. Click the image to inspect it at full size.

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