Three campaigns, with the numbers
Starting position, finishing position, and what made each one easier or harder than it looks. The clients are not named because the work was done under someone else's brand, which is the whole point of white label.
Why nobody is named
Every one of these was delivered under an agency's brand. The client believes their agency did the work, which is what they paid for, and naming them here would undo that. It does mean you are taking the figures on trust, so each page includes what made the campaign easier than average as well as what it achieved.
An eco-friendly manufacturer nobody could find
Good product, decent site, almost no authority. Eight months of placements on genuinely relevant publishers moved them from invisible to page one on the terms that actually sell.
Domain rating: 18 to 42 (+133%) over 8 months
Industrial and trucking equipmentA trucking equipment manufacturer with zero page-one rankings
A manufacturer with no page-one rankings whatsoever in a niche where the buyers are specific and the search volume is low but valuable.
Domain authority: 15 to 47 (+213%) over 7 months
B2B SaaSA B2B SaaS product competing against much bigger budgets
28 placements averaging DR 50 or better, all inside the SaaS and B2B software space, over six months.
Placements secured: 0 to 28 over 6 months
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Every site with its price, nothing to fill in first, and nothing to pay unless a link actually goes live. 365 days of cover on every placement.
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