Case Studies: Results We’ve Actually Delivered
These case studies show the results ByteSizeMe has delivered for real clients — businesses with zero visibility, underperforming ad accounts, and sites that weren’t converting.
Most agencies show you the work that went smoothly. We show you the work that was actually hard.
The clients below came to ByteSizeMe at different stages. Some with zero organic visibility, some with ad accounts bleeding budget, some with sites that looked fine on the surface but weren’t converting. What they had in common: they needed someone to stop theorising and start moving.
Here’s what happened when we did.
ILS Irrigation Solutions | B2B e-commerce, Essex
Specialist irrigation supplier to agriculture, landscaping and golf courses. Strong product range, weak search presence. Over three months we pushed them to 3,550 clicks and 262k impressions in Google Search, with a 1.4% CTR that reflects genuinely commercial intent traffic, not vanity volume. Average position sits at 17.6, which means there’s still runway ahead, and we’re building into it.

Balanced Horse Feeds | Equine nutrition, e-commerce

578 clicks and 133k impressions in three months with a 0.4% CTR tells a story: plenty of people finding this brand, opportunity to convert more of them. We’re working through on-page improvements and content targeting to pull that CTR up. Average position of 13.7 is moving in the right direction.
The Added Extra | Gifts and personalised products
3,220 clicks and 375k impressions over three months, average position 11.5. This is a competitive e-commerce space and those numbers reflect consistent, compounding SEO work rather than any single spike. CTR at 0.9% with high impression volume means there’s a conversion layer to attack next.

Prospect 360 | B2B data and lead generation

3,210 clicks from 741k impressions. The CTR sits at 0.4%, which reflects the nature of informational queries in this sector, but the volume of visibility at an average position of 13.6 is significant for a specialist B2B site. We’ve been working through keyword cannibalisation, page consolidation and content rewrites to sharpen what Google sees.