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Case study 001 · Local services

Building a digital front door for Dinaty Fencing.

A bilingual, mobile-first website designed to turn local interest into confident quote requests and give a growing fencing company an online presence worthy of its work.

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ClientDinaty Fencing
ScopeStrategy, design & development
AudienceEnglish & Spanish
Timeline6 weeks demo

Great work in the real world needed a clearer home online.

Dinaty Fencing needed one credible website where homeowners could understand its services, see the quality of completed projects, and request an estimate without friction. The experience also needed to welcome both English- and Spanish-speaking customers.

01

Build trust quickly

Make craftsmanship, service areas, and contact details easy to verify.

02

Reduce quote friction

Guide visitors from a service question to a useful estimate request.

03

Serve two audiences

Deliver an equally considered experience in English and Spanish.

A simple path from discovery to a qualified conversation.

Every decision was organized around the homeowner’s most important questions: Can they do my project? Can I trust their work? How do I get a quote?

  1. 01

    Discover

    Clarify services, service area, customer questions, bilingual needs, and the actions that matter most.

  2. 02

    Design

    Create a confident visual hierarchy with clear service paths, project proof, and prominent calls to action.

  3. 03

    Build

    Develop a responsive, accessible site with analytics-ready events and a focused quote form.

  4. 04

    Measure

    Establish a baseline, monitor search and lead behavior, then refine the journey using real evidence.

What a strong results story could look like.

Use the same comparison window for every figure—ideally the 90 days before launch versus the 90 days after launch—and annotate unusual events such as paid campaigns or seasonality.

Demo+184%

Search impressions

More appearances in Google search results.

Demo3.8×

Website sessions

Growth in visits across all channels.

Demo46

Quote requests

Qualified submissions in the first 90 days.

Demo4.6%

Lead conversion

Visitors who completed the quote form.

Example 90-day before-and-after scorecard — all values are placeholders
MetricBefore launchAfter launchExample changeSource
Organic impressions1,9005,400+184%Search Console
Organic clicks74268+262%Search Console
Website sessions3201,210+278%GA4
Phone calls1137+236%Business Profile
Quote submissions446+1,050%Form / CRM
Average search position38.617.421.2 positionsSearch Console

Capture the evidence behind the story.

Record a baseline before launch, preserve screenshots or exports, and report at 30, 60, and 90 days. Separate organic, paid, referral, and direct traffic so the website’s contribution is defensible.

Google Analytics 4

Visitor quality

  • Users and sessions
  • Engaged sessions
  • Source / medium
  • Device and location
  • Quote conversion rate
Search Console

Search visibility

  • Impressions and clicks
  • Click-through rate
  • Average position
  • Queries and landing pages
  • Branded vs. non-branded
Business Profile

Local intent

  • Calls and website clicks
  • Direction requests
  • Profile views
  • Search terms
  • Photo engagement
Form or CRM

Business outcomes

  • Qualified quote requests
  • Lead source
  • Response time
  • Close rate
  • Revenue influenced
Technical checks

Experience quality

  • Core Web Vitals
  • Mobile performance
  • Form completion errors
  • Accessibility issues
  • Uptime
Client context

The human proof

  • Customer feedback
  • Sales-team observations
  • Common lead questions
  • Operational time saved
  • Approved testimonial
“The new site finally reflects the quality of our work. Customers arrive more informed, and the quote process feels much easier for everyone.”

Placeholder testimonial — replace with an approved client quote and attribution.

Your case-study checklist.

  1. Replace every item marked “Demo.”
  2. Use matching before-and-after date ranges.
  3. Explain what changed—not only the numbers.
  4. Document other factors that affected results.
  5. Get the client’s approval for figures and quotes.

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