Case studies you can
check yourself.

No single number here is a promise, and any agency promising you a specific percentage is selling something. These six campaigns had different starting points, budgets, and timelines, and percentage growth depends heavily on where a site starts: a newer domain can post a much larger percentage than an established site growing from a bigger base.

What is consistent across every campaign is the mechanism: first placements typically go live within 2 to 3 weeks, meaningful ranking movement builds in months 3 to 6, and gains compound through months 6 to 12. On a strategy call we’ll tell you what a realistic trajectory looks like from your starting point, including whether we’re the right fit or not.

Each card shows its service mix in the tags. Digital PR earns editorial placements by positioning your team as expert sources in stories journalists are already writing; that is what drove the healthcare and food campaigns. Link insertions place links in existing content on vetted, Ahrefs-screened sites, and carried the Nightfall campaign on their own.

BloomsyBox and Qooper combined both: digital PR for editorial authority, insertions for targeted anchor placement.

First placements typically go live within 2 to 3 weeks of kickoff. Meaningful ranking movement usually shows in months 3 to 6 as authority accumulates, with compounding gains through months 6 to 12.

The shortest campaign on this page ran six months, and that is not a coincidence. Links need time to compound, which is also why we require a 3-month minimum rather than promising quick wins we can’t deliver.

The minimum is three months; after that, everything runs month to month. Campaign length on these cards reflects how long each client chose to keep investing, not how long results took to appear.

Qooper hit its numbers in six months. The Forked Spoon stayed for five years because the compounding kept justifying the spend. Most clients stay as long as that math keeps working.

The six studies here span healthcare, eCommerce, SaaS, cybersecurity, and food, and we run campaigns across more than a dozen verticals, each with its own publication mix, story angles, and expert positioning.

If your industry isn’t represented on this page, book a call. We’ll tell you honestly whether we’ve run adjacent campaigns and what worked in them, and if we haven’t, we’ll say that too.