
Case Studies
Real work, real numbers, names kept confidential where clients ask
Every case study below is a real project. Client names are anonymized at their discretion, some through agency relationships with confidentiality terms, some by simple preference. What's never anonymized: the numbers. Where we can point to a verified source, we show the figure. Where we can't, we say so and describe the real scope instead of inventing a statistic.
Book a Discovery CallEcommerce SEO: +538% Organic Revenue
An Australian packaging & gift box brand. Real, verified GSC/GA4 numbers: organic revenue up 538% year over year, conversions more than doubled.
Read the case study →Verified scopeAI Voice Agent for a Service Business
A multi-location auto detailing network. Done-for-you inbound and outbound AI voice agents, tested before go-live.
Read the case study →Verified scopeCRM-to-Email Automation Across 6 Locations
A multi-location early learning group. CRM-to-Klaviyo sync keeping contact and campaign data consistent across every site.
Read the case study →Verified scopeAutomated Weekly Trade Reporting
An Australian wholesale/retail brand. A scheduled agent replacing hours of manual spreadsheet work every Monday.
Read the case study →Frequently asked questions
Why are the businesses in these case studies anonymized?
At the client's discretion. Some client relationships are covered by confidentiality terms with the agencies we've delivered work through, or the client simply prefers not to be named publicly. The technical scope and every number shown are real and verified either way, we just don't attach a name until we have clear permission to do so.
How does JAS decide what numbers to publish in a case study?
We only publish numbers we can point to a real source for, a client's own Search Console, GA4, or equivalent export. Where we don't have an independently verified number for a project, we say so explicitly and describe the real technical scope instead of estimating or inventing a figure.
Can I see a case study relevant to my industry?
Browse the four below, or book a discovery call and we'll walk through the closest parallel to your situation directly, including what we can and can't share given client confidentiality.
