What changedBuilt to be found in the places GD serves.
We worked on GD Outdoor's website and local search presence, including service-area pages for its New Brunswick markets. The pages gave Google more specific answers for the services and locations the business actually covers. Search Console shows how often those website pages appeared in results afterward; it does not prove which individual change caused the lift.
01 · THE STARTVery little visible search history
Search Console recorded six website impressions in April 2026. Because that was a new/near-empty reporting baseline, we use May—the first meaningful full month—as the comparison, not a dramatic “from zero” percentage.
02 · THE BUILDService and location coverage
We built and refined pages around what GD does and where it works. Website appearances rose in May, June, July and August. They did not literally double every month.
03 · THE CHECKAppearances became visits, too
Google Search Console recorded 33 website search clicks in May and 77 in September. Those are clicks, not booked jobs. September's impressions were below August even while clicks rose.
What this case does—and doesn't—show.It shows real, month-by-month website search visibility for an outdoor-services contractor over several months. It is not a two-week HVAC test, a Local Falcon grid, or proof of a Google Maps Top 3 position. It also doesn't establish that every inquiry came from search. For our free two-week HVAC offer, we would baseline your actual Maps searches separately and show the same locations again afterward.