Proof of work · Prince George, BC
Proof you can check yourself.
Every marketer says they know the Trades. I would rather show you: a client by name, Google before and after, the booked jobs in the client’s own words, and a client list that will take your call.
Page one
Epic Pavement, for its core services in Prince George.
$10,000+
Some of the jobs Epic Pavement booked from requests through its website.
Under $3,000
The whole investment: two months of billed work, March to May 2026.
What counts as proof here
No claim without a name, a number or a screenshot.
Trades hire marketers the way customers hire Trades: a name from someone they trust, work they can see, and a person who shows up. These are the five kinds of proof I stand behind. Every case study names the client and shows Google before and after. Every retainer comes with the call log and the one-page report.
01 · Found first
Named clients
The business, the owner and the town, by name. Look them up on the map and read their reviews yourself.
02 · Found first
The map, before and after
Screenshots of Google for the searches that book work: one before I start, one after. Flat crops with a carbon border and the search in view, never dressed up in a phone or laptop mock-up.
03 · Calls you can count
The call log
Every tracked call with its date, its length and where the caller found you. Calls are recorded, so a booked job is one you can hear being booked.
04 · Calls you can count
The one-page report
Calls, where each came from, what it cost, which ones booked. The same single page every retainer client gets every month. See the sample report.
05 · Yours to keep
A client list that takes your call
Clause 16 of the one-page agreement lets me ask each client, at most once a quarter, to take a short reference call from a Trade thinking of hiring me. Ask me for a name, then ask them how it went.
Not proof
What you won’t see here
- Counters like “hundreds of happy clients”
- Charts of visits and engagement, on their own
- Anonymous testimonials and logo walls
- Promises about rankings
Case study 01 · Paving · Prince George, BC
Epic Pavement, page one for paving in Prince George.
Paving and asphalt maintenance · Mar to May 2026
From an unfinished website to booked jobs over $10,000, in two months of work.
Dennis Kuebler’s site looked unfinished, ranked for almost nothing and tracked nothing at all. After two months of billed work it holds first-page positions for its core services, and ready-to-hire customers send requests through it.
Billed work
2 months
Investment
Under $3,000
Work done
Website, SEO, Google profile
“asphalt repairs prince george”
Avg. position 1.8
What’s next on this page
More Prince George case studies are being made.
One case study is on this page because one is finished and written up with the client’s name on it. The next ones are Prince George Trades, and they go up the same way: named, with Google before and after, the calls and the booked jobs.
I won’t pad this page with anonymous wins to make it look busier. Until the next one is up, here is one more number, and it claims no more than it says: 100% of client sites I’ve completed rank on page one for at least one tracked search.
Reference calls
A client list built to be 100% referable.
Every client signs the one-page agreement, and clause 16 lets me ask each of them, at most once a quarter, to take a short reference call. If you want to hear it from someone I’ve worked for, ask, and I’ll give you a name to call.
The advice Trades give each other: ask whether a marketer’s client list is 100% referable, then ask for names to call. It is the right test.
Start here
Send me your Google profile link.
I’ll tell you in two lines whether I can help, and whether your trade in your town is still open. One client per trade per town, so it is worth asking early. Same day, from me.