Our Work
Three projects, three types of proof. PageSpeed scores are public. Search Console data is real. Ad metrics are from live campaigns. Verify anything you want.
getprovyx.com: 398 Pages, 98 PageSpeed Score
A 398-page static site built with programmatic SEO. Every page loads in under a second on mobile. Run it through PageSpeed Insights yourself.
The Comparison
An agency-built competitor site on Webflow (reelist.stream) scores 83 on Performance with a 5.0s Speed Index. Our site scores 98 with a 0.9s Speed Index. Same type of content, same audience. The difference is the build approach: static HTML vs. a platform that adds framework overhead to every page load.
| Metric | SharpPages (getprovyx.com) | Agency / Webflow |
|---|---|---|
| Performance | 98 | 83 |
| Speed Index | 0.9s | 5.0s |
| Total Blocking Time | 30ms | 280ms |
| Accessibility | 95 | 92 |
| Best Practices | 100 | 73 |
| SEO | 100 | 100 |
| Pages | 398 | ~50 |
Both scores are publicly verifiable. Go to pagespeed.web.dev, enter the URLs, and compare.
PE Collective: 363K Impressions in 30 Days
A 322-page content site built with programmatic SEO. From near-zero search visibility to 363K impressions in a single month. Average position 8.8 and climbing. See the live site.
How It Works
Each page targets a specific search intent with structured content: firm profiles, comparison pages, industry verticals, location pages. The build script generates all 322 pages from data, with unique titles, meta descriptions, schema markup, and internal links on every page.
The growth curve was steep. Week 1: 2K impressions. Week 2: 15K. Week 3: 30K. By week 4, the site was generating 45K impressions per day. Google indexed the pages quickly because the site loads fast, the content is structured, and the schema markup is correct on every page.
This is the same programmatic SEO approach we offer as a service. The build system, content architecture, and schema patterns are reusable across industries.
Impression Growth
BTL Events: 62% Lower Ad Costs, 2x More Clicks
Multi-city physician event campaign. We built the registration sites and ran the ads together, so every dollar spent was tracked from ad impression to completed registration. The result: our clients spent 62% less per click than the industry average while getting double the click-through rate.
Ad Cost Comparison
Reaching physicians with ads is expensive. Most healthcare advertisers pay $3 to $8+ per click. We got it down to $1.50 per click—62% below the low end of the industry range—by building custom audiences from the client's own contact database instead of relying on broad targeting.
How We Did It
We uploaded the client's physician contact database directly to Facebook, which matched real profiles instead of relying on broad "healthcare" interest targeting. That's why the cost per click was so low—we were only paying to reach people who were already in the pipeline.
Retargeting kicked in on day 7: anyone who visited the registration page but didn't sign up saw follow-up ads with the full event agenda and countdown messaging. The 25-day campaign progressed from awareness to urgency, with copy updates matching the event timeline.
The Replication Model
The first city took 5 to 7 days for the site build. Each additional city cloned in 48 hours with fresh venue details, local contact lists, and separate tracking. The design, tracking architecture, and proven page structure carried over. By the third city, the per-event cost and setup time were a fraction of the first.
Read about our event registration and paid social services, or see pricing for what campaigns like this cost.
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