From a tire wholesaler in Arizona to a health ecommerce store and a commercial property firm in South Africa, see where each business started, what we changed and what it delivered.
Pick the business closest to yours. Every story follows the same format: the problem, what we did and the results.
A near-identical competitor with five times the reviews was taking its brand searches. The profile got only about 25 calls from May to September 2025.
What we didRebuilt the Google Business Profile, cleaned up citations, added city pages and a steady review routine so every signal pointed to one business.
Organic clicks to the pain relief store fell from 10.5K a day in March to 5.2K by June, against big marketplaces and health retailers.
What we didFixed the Shopify technical base, built collections around pain types, rewrote product pages and made the brand’s medical expertise visible.
Google showed the site 140K times in three months, but only 1.15K searches became clicks: about 380 visits a month.
What we didRebuilt the site around property type and location, with area pages, pages for 20+ parks, click-winning listings and redirects for let or sold stock.
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Dealers searched for the company by name, but Google showed a look-alike “AZ Wholesale Tires” with 226 reviews and a regional distributor. Calls meant for the client went elsewhere.
A local audit mapped where brand searches were leaking calls and what the look-alike listings had that the client did not. Every signal had to point to one business.
A rebuilt Business Profile with products and real photos, matching citations, local schema, city pages for Phoenix to Tucson, local links and a review routine.
Every month from May to September 2026 brought five to eight times last year’s monthly average: 171 calls, up from about 25.
A competitor with five times the reviews still ranks below the client for its own name. Clear, consistent signals beat review volume on a brand search.
Key takeaway · Arizona Wholesale TireA trusted, doctor-developed brand selling drug-free pain relief devices saw organic clicks halve through spring 2024, in a category where Google demands expertise and trust.
A technical audit of the Shopify store and keyword research mapped to buying intent, from condition searches like “TENS unit for back pain” to product names.
Duplicate URLs fixed, pain-type collections turned into landing pages, product pages rewritten with schema, a content hub, expertise signals and faster mobile pages.
Clicks bottomed out in early June and climbed sharply from August. By mid-September the best days brought more than four times the June low.
In health ecommerce, pages that show real expertise and answer real buyer questions win. Collections built around the customer’s pain, not the product catalog, did the heavy lifting.
Key takeaway · DR-HO’SA firm leasing offices and warehouses since 1887 was competing with national portals and big brokerages. It was seen in Google, but rarely clicked.
Search Console showed which pages got impressions but no clicks. Keywords were mapped to how businesses search: a property type plus a place.
Area pages for Sandton, Midrand, Germiston and more, full pages for 20+ parks, rewritten listing titles, market insights, local signals and enquiry tracking.
Estimated organic traffic rose from about 1,100 to 36,200 visits a month. Nine in ten visits now come from businesses searching for space.
In commercial property, success isn’t counted in page views. It’s counted in enquiries from businesses that need space, and every page-one ranking puts Currie Group in front of them first.
Key takeaway · Currie GroupA tire wholesaler, a health ecommerce store and a commercial property firm had very different problems. But each project grew because of the same four ingredients.
We found the real bottleneck before spending a single hour on fixes.
Two or three priorities done well, rather than ten done badly.
Steady work every month, adjusted as the data came in.
Calls, leads and revenue measured from day one.
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What people usually ask after reading our client stories.
Yes. Every story on this page is a real NextFume client: Arizona Wholesale Tire, Dr. Ho's and Currie Group. Each full case study shows the starting point, the work and the results, with screenshots from Google Search Console, Google Business Profile or Semrush.
Every business starts from a different place, so we never promise identical results. What we can promise is the same honest diagnosis, focused plan and consistent work.
It depends on the starting point and the competition. DR-HO’S nearly tripled daily organic traffic within three months, Arizona Wholesale Tire’s calls grew over one season, and Currie Group’s 33× growth built over two years in a very competitive niche.
Our published stories cover automotive wholesale, health ecommerce and commercial real estate, and we have worked in many more industries. Ask us and we will share the most relevant examples.
Often, yes. Where clients are happy to act as a reference, we can introduce you once we understand your needs.