Local SEO, Google Business Profile setups, ad accounts, marketplaces, and AI that answers the phone. Every project shipped for a real GTA business, built to run, not just look good in a portfolio.
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Dental practice · Milton
A dated site and barely any reviews next to the practices down the road. Happy customers said so in the chair and nowhere else, so the practice's reputation online looked nothing like its reputation in the room.
What we built
An automated review request after every visit took a near-empty Google profile to a 4.30 rating across 46 reviews
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Barbershop · Etobicoke
Walk-ins only, no online booking, and a social feed that went quiet for weeks at a time. Barbering is about as saturated as local markets get, and a chair that sits empty at 2pm is revenue that cannot be recovered later.
What we built
A booking-first site and a scheduled content system freed a barbershop from depending on who walks past
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Event catering · Toronto & GTA
A premium service with no way to show packages, pricing, or availability. Every enquiry started from scratch over text, and the business was invisible in search to anyone who did not already know the name.
What we built
Packaged pricing and sustained local SEO took a referral-only event business to the top of Google for its category
Read the full case studyDriver education · GTA
Students couldn't compare courses or enrol without phoning in, so staff spent the day qualifying people who were just browsing, and anyone who called outside office hours simply went elsewhere.
What we built
Moving course comparison and enrolment online so the phone stops qualifying browsers and starts taking bookings
Read the full case studyBarbershop · Milton
In Milton, whoever shows up in the map pack gets the walk-in. Everyone else waits. Paid search was the fastest route to visibility, but without conversion tracking there was no way to tell spend from waste.
What we built
A Google Ads build with conversion tracking in before launch, so every booking from paid search is attributed rather than guessed at
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The marketplace owns the reviews, the customer list, and most of the margin. The brand was renting its own audience.
What we built
Building an owned storefront so the brand stops renting its audience from the marketplace
Read the full case studyCommercial snow removal · GTA
Commercial snow contracts are won before the first snowfall, against a short booking season and buyers who need to see scale and reliability before they will even take a call.
What we built
A commercial-buyer site and a pre-season campaign aimed at the short window when snow contracts are signed
Read the full case studyMeal delivery · Milton
Home-style Pakistani cooking sold locally by word of mouth, with no brand, no storefront, and no way for a customer to order a week of meals without a back-and-forth conversation.
What we built
Identity, storefront, and a weekly subscription model launched together as one meal-delivery business
Read the full case studyBusiness community · Milton & GTA
Local networking groups tend to fill every seat and lose the reason to attend. The design problem was building a room worth showing up to, and a site that screens for fit instead of collecting anyone who clicks.
What we built
A category-exclusive membership model and the site that runs it, built as a single product
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An accessories category sold almost entirely as undifferentiated marketplace listings, with no brand a customer could recognise or return to.
What we built
Positioning, identity, and a fifty-product Shopify catalogue taken from nothing to a live storefront
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