Case studies

Nothing here yet, on purpose

OptiRank Studio is new. We could fill this page with numbers from engagements we were adjacent to, or with the kind of anonymous "a leading B2B SaaS platform" story that cannot be verified by anyone. We would rather leave it empty until we have results we measured ourselves, with a client who has agreed to let us publish them.

In the meantime, two things on this site do the job a case study normally would: the sample dashboard shows the exact format results get reported in, and the process page shows how we get to them.

Case study 01

Coming soon

Reserved for the first engagement where we have a dated baseline, a measured outcome, and written permission to publish both.

Case study 02

Coming soon

Likely a migration. They produce the clearest before-and-after numbers, because the launch date gives you an unambiguous line to measure against.

Case study 03

Coming soon

Reserved for a retainer at the twelve-month mark, where the interesting number is what did not regress rather than what spiked.

An empty report waiting to be filled in An outlined document with blank placeholder lines and an empty chart frame, marked with a single accent dot.

What each one will contain

So you know what to hold us to when the first one lands, and what to demand from anyone else's case studies in the meantime.

  1. Client and vertical — named where permission allows, and if it does not, we will say the study is anonymised rather than implying otherwise.
  2. The problem in one sentence — the specific technical condition, not "they wanted more traffic."
  3. What was measured before — the baseline metrics with the dates they were captured.
  4. What was done — five bullets of actual changes, specific enough that another engineer could repeat them.
  5. What changed — the same metrics, re-measured, with dates, including anything that did not move.
  6. A named quote — from the person who worked with us, attributed to a real name and role.

Be the first one

Early clients get more of our attention than later ones will, and a say in what gets published about the work.

15 minutes, no pitch deck.