Measured contractor website and SEO results.
This page is where the pitch gets audited. The current measurement window is June 10 to September 7, 2026, using Google Search Console and GA4, with rank checks dated individually. It includes wins, weak surfaces, and the agency's own zero-conversion result so you can judge the work without a best-case-only reel.
September 2026 measurement ledger
Search and site-use figures below cover June 10 through September 7, 2026. Index status, route health, and source checks were re-verified on September 8, 2026.
0 clicks and 14 impressions for ottobot.agency in GSC from June 10 to September 7, 2026; average position 6.9.
59 sessions and 59 pageviews in GA4 from June 10 to September 7, 2026; no tracked fit-check or checkout event occurred.
Focused guardrails, anchor checks, Pages audit, schema, security, and live route health were re-verified on September 8, 2026.
As checked September 8, 2026, no genuine agency fit check, paid subscription, commission, or fulfilled checkout is verified.
Selected live proof surfaces
These examples are here because the numbers were verified in the live data stack, not because they make the best marketing screenshots.
3ropespainting.com
June 10 to September 7, 2026: 116 GSC clicks, 78,796 impressions, 856 GA4 sessions, and 2,223 pageviews.
paintersnearme.org
June 10 to September 7, 2026: 28 GSC clicks, 33,938 impressions, 75 GA4 sessions, and 83 pageviews.
stgeorgeroofcoatings.com
June 10 to September 7, 2026: 24 GSC clicks, 6,903 impressions, 136 GA4 sessions, and 190 pageviews.
Hyperlocal paint cluster
June 10 to September 7, 2026 GSC results show both exact-match wins and weaker siblings.
contractorstgeorge.com
June 10 to September 7, 2026: 5,309 GSC impressions, 0 clicks, average position 55.7, and 63 GA4 sessions.
ottobot.agency itself
June 10 to September 7, 2026: 14 GSC impressions, 0 clicks, 59 GA4 sessions, and no tracked funnel event.
Named delivery examples
These are sites from the live portfolio above — same data, now tied to specific deliveries. The outcome numbers come from the same tracking stack cited in the snapshot ledger.
3ropespainting.com
Flagship painter site with public proof lane
June 10 to September 7, 2026: 116 GSC clicks / 78,796 impressions and 856 GA4 sessions / 2,223 pageviews. The site pairs a structured estimate CTA with service and public-review proof.
stgeorgeroofcoatings.com
Single-offer roof coating specialist: 3-for-3 #1
June 10 to September 7, 2026: 24 GSC clicks / 6,903 impressions and 136 GA4 sessions / 190 pageviews. Its three tracked exact-match queries remain #1 on checks dated August 1 and September 7, 2026.
Hyperlocal paint cluster
Hyperlocal lane: a measured mix, not uniform wins
June 10 to September 7, 2026 GSC shows the same quote-focused pattern producing different outcomes by domain. Cliffs leads on its exact queries; Entrada and Ledges sit lower.
How to read these examples
The screenshots matter because they show the delivery pattern, not just the look. When we review a project for fit, we look for the same three things in every trade.
Offer clarity
The page should make the service, geography, and next step obvious without forcing the visitor to decode generic agency copy.
Lead-path quality
The form and CTA structure should qualify the request cleanly so the business gets better follow-up opportunities, not just more noise.
Supportable structure
The site should be something we can keep shipping on month to month without plugin drift, brittle templates, or new technical debt every week.
What these contractor website builds include
Each project above follows the same operating model: stable architecture, indexation hygiene, clear conversion intent, and measurable lead flow. We do not ship one-off brochure pages and disappear. We run a managed delivery cadence with ongoing improvements, technical fixes, and content/structure updates tied to search and conversion goals.
Related contractor website pages
Contractor Website Design
See the core structure, launch process, and who the managed website offer fits best.
Local SEO for Contractors
See how the websites are structured around service pages, technical cleanup, and local search fundamentals.
Contractor Website Pricing
See the monthly plan breakdown, included work, and what changes between simple and aggressive plans.
What Clients Usually Replace
Most OttoBot Agency projects start after an operator has outgrown a fragile stack or a one-time redesign. The common problem is not “needing a prettier site.” It is needing a site that can keep ranking, collecting leads, and surviving updates without a new round of firefighting every month.
Plugin Drift + Template Sprawl
Multiple plugins, page builders, and ad hoc edits make even simple SEO or conversion fixes risky and slow.
Leads With No Reliable Routing
Forms exist, but spam quality is poor, notifications fail intermittently, or the lead path is too opaque to trust.
No Repeatable Shipping Process
Each change requires a new contractor, a new handoff, and fresh QA rather than a stable managed workflow.
Who This Is Best For
OttoBot Agency is designed for operators who want predictable execution over custom, one-time redesign cycles. If you need ongoing shipping velocity, technical reliability, and clear lead-handling workflows, this model is a fit.
Local Service Businesses
Need city/service architecture, quote flow quality, and search-ready templates without managing dev/design vendors.
Multi-Location Operators
Need consistent page patterns and scalable rollout across locations while preserving canonical/index hygiene.
Teams Replacing Patchwork Stacks
Need one managed system for hosting, SEO structure, lead capture, and deployment workflow with fewer moving parts.
Compare package scope on pricing, then submit your site through the fit-check form. If the project is a fit, we recommend the next step quickly.
Common Fit Questions
What kind of project fits best?
Local service brands, multi-location operators, and teams replacing fragile website stacks are the strongest fit.
Do you redesign from scratch?
Usually no. We rebuild onto a standard stack when the economics and support model make sense.
What happens after payment?
You complete onboarding, we confirm access and requirements, and then the managed migration and update cadence begins.
Want this for your site?
Send your URL and goal, and we’ll tell you if it fits our stack. If it does, we’ll recommend the right plan and next step.