Case studies
Case studies with numbers, not mock-ups. Every project here is live: you can open the client's site and see it working. Where there are results, I give them plainly. Where a project has only just launched, I say so.
Numbers from
12 years of work
full websites, plus more than 200 landing pages.
CRM implementations, ready-made and custom-built.
advertised on Google or Meta. About 10 active accounts today.
clients over the years; 70% come back for another project.
Projects for
Canadian businesses
Website, Google and Meta ads, bots, CRM and SEO. 200 keywords rank on page one of Google in Canada.
See the case study →Website with 7 calculators and SEO. Enquiries come from Google with no ad spend.
See the case study →A new website with services and prices customers can browse. Just launched; results to follow.
See the case study →Projects you
can measure
Website with booking per location, CRM, ads and a chatbot. Top 1 to 3 in Google and Maps for “barber + city”.
See the case study →Online ordering, CRM and ads. Over PLN 15,000 a month (about C$5,500) in delivery orders; #1 for “pizza Żywiec”.
See the case study →Website, course platform, ads, bots and CRM. Courses sold for over PLN 100,000 (about C$37,000).
See the case study →12 projects from
Edmonton to Vietnam
Filter by service or industry. Each card says plainly whether the project has numbers or has just launched.
Website, ads, bots, CRM and SEO for a custom kitchen and cabinetry company.
See the case study →Real estate website with 7 calculators and SEO, no ads.
See the case study →Website for a cleaning company with services and prices up front.
See the case study →Booking per location, CRM, ads and chatbot for a barbershop chain.
See the case study →Pizzeria website with online ordering, CRM and ads.
See the case study →Ads, bots, CRM and website for a commercial cleaner.
See the case study →Website, course platform, ads, bots and CRM; 500 students.
See the case study →Website for a personal trainer for seniors; positions 6–7 in Google without ongoing work.
See the case study →Sales website, order CRM, ads and a bot for a jewellery brand.
See the case study →Large website, booking system, CRM and ads for a laser hair removal studio.
See the case study →Website for a video agency: work, packages and enquiries.
See the case study →Website with event sign-up and a player ranking for a games club.
See the case study →I don’t have a written-up project with that combination yet. Write to me and I’ll tell you what similar work I’ve done.
Projects, not mock-ups
This portfolio shows only work that's live: websites you can open, ad campaigns that bring in enquiries and CRMs that teams use every day. There are no concepts or redesigns made for show. Where I give numbers, they come from the client's own systems, and I date them when they can change, like Google rankings.
Canadian projects come first. Boreal Kitchens & Cabinetry in Edmonton combines a website, ads, CRM and SEO; Adela Strycharz, REALTOR® in Winnipeg gets enquiries from Google without paying for ads; Sunline Cleaning, also in Winnipeg, has just launched its new site.
What the projects have in common
Different industries, same approach. Each project starts with what brings the business money (calls, bookings, orders or contracts) and builds the website, ads and systems around that. Everything is registered in the client's name: domain, website code and ad accounts. I work alone and directly with the owner, so the person who designed the system is the one who answers questions about it.
How to use this page
If you run a local service business, look at Boreal Kitchens, Magik Cleaning and Gładko Tnący. If you sell online, Da Diego, Maro Studio and Kagenoishi are closer to your world. For solo professionals, the Adela Strycharz and Tomasz Ciuła sites show what a one-time website can do. To see prices for this kind of work, visit the pricing page, or start with a free website audit.
About these
case studies
Why are most of the projects from Poland?
I've worked with businesses in Poland for most of my 12+ years, and I now work remotely with clients in Canada too. Three Canadian projects are here so far: Boreal Kitchens in Edmonton and two Winnipeg businesses. The work itself is the same: websites, ads, CRM and bots, adapted to the local market and language.
Where do the numbers come from?
From the clients' own records: CRM data, order systems and Google results. I only publish figures I can stand behind, and where a project is too new for meaningful numbers, the page says so rather than guessing.
Can I see the live websites?
Yes. Every case study links to the client's live site. You can open it on your phone and check speed, forms and booking for yourself, which tells you more than any screenshot.
Do you have a project like mine?
Maybe not exactly, but the patterns repeat: local service businesses need calls and bookings, stores need orders, course creators need sign-ups. On a free 30-minute call I'll tell you which project is closest to yours and what I'd do differently for your market.
Let's make yours
the next case study
Tell me about your business and what you'd like to change. I reply within one business day, and the first 30-minute call is free.