Selected work / Evidence in context
Explore supplied campaign records and websites developed for real businesses. Each tells a different part of the story: what the platforms reported, what a website presents and what the available evidence can actually support.
Platform totals, definitions and limitations. No inferred bookings, revenue or growth curves.
Real client domains and captured website layouts. Design and development examples, with ongoing SEO work.
01 / Published campaign evidence
These supplied account records establish platform acquisition activity. Reporting dates and downstream customer outcomes were not supplied.
Record 01 / Meta Ads
Reported lead events do not establish qualified enquiries, bookings or revenue. Historical CPL is not a future benchmark.
Record 02 / Meta Ads
Reported lead events do not establish qualified enquiries, bookings or revenue. Historical CPL is not a future benchmark.
Record 03 / Google Ads
Specific conversion actions were not supplied. These events cannot be treated as bookings, sales or verified leads.
Source: supplied client account evidence. Spend is advertising media, separate from management fees. These records cannot be added together to infer unique customers or compared as equivalent commercial outcomes.
02 / The website collection
Nine client websites, with development and ongoing SEO scope. These are website examples, not evidence of rankings, sales or advertising returns.
A furniture storefront organised around rooms, product collections and practical product details.
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A grocery storefront bringing pantry products, everyday essentials and shopping categories into one browsing experience.
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A wholesale handbag website presenting collections, bag categories and information for business buyers.
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A food-service website presenting meal categories, menu choices and delivery or pickup information.
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An automotive storefront presenting car and motorcycle parts through specialist product categories.
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An outdoor retail website with camping categories including tents, sleeping gear, backpacks and camp cooking.
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An outdoor retail website presenting camping equipment through focused product and gear categories.
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A general-merchandise storefront bringing home, kitchen and everyday product collections together.
Visit website ↗A technology storefront with categories for computing accessories, electronics and home technology.
Visit website ↗Captures show the public client homepages on the recorded date. Client websites may change. A project cover is used where a clean capture was not suitable.
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