Real companies we helped. Real Google Search Console results.
Every card below is a real Benefitra client we drove these results for, measured by Google Search Console on the client's own domain. Three of them are before our newest automation engine, the historical baseline of our prior process. The fourth, peo4you.com, is the after, where the new system is now outperforming our own past best work in the hardest vertical we serve. Three client names are anonymized at their request and shown by tier and vertical only. peo4you.com is our in-house property and shown by name. If you are sitting at position 18 today in any of these tiers, the chart further down shows the timeline.
Moving and home services
We held this client at position 25 to 30 for 13 months while we built their technical and content foundation, then broke through to page 1 on 2026-02-01. Today, 70% of THIS client's clicks come from queries where the site ranks on page 1 of Google.
Entertainment and weddings
67.6% of THIS client's clicks now come from queries where their site ranks on page 1 of Google, on their own domain. Strong volume in a fragmented, less-authoritative category. Real Tier 1 anchor.
Law Firm
279K total clicks across the window. Strongest absolute-volume performer in the prior-engine portfolio. 60% of THIS client's clicks come from page-1 rankings in a high-authority, regulated, professional-services vertical.
peo4you.com
This is the proof case for why Tier 4 is so much harder, and why the new engine matters. From February 2025 through February 2026, thirteen straight months, peo4you.com averaged Google search position 39.5. Bottom of page 4. Stuck. In the most regulated, most over-credentialed, most algorithmically-suspicious vertical on the open web. 286K impressions and 773 clicks across the entire window, averaging single-digit clicks per day. That is what employee-benefits SEO looks like without the new system. Then in March 2026 we deployed our new automation engine. The Mar 1 - Apr 14 window: average position climbed to 14.3, with 116K impressions and 316 clicks. The last 16 days (Apr 12 - Apr 28): average position 12.6, 47.1K impressions, 133 clicks. The most recent 7 days (Apr 22 - Apr 28) tightened further: average position 11.8, 22.6K impressions, 51 clicks. And on Apr 28 the property cracked the top 10 for the first time ever, at average position 9.1. Direct A/B in 8-day blocks: Apr 9-16 (avg pos 13.4, 93 clicks, 22.8K impressions) versus Feb 21-28 (avg pos 18.3, 44 clicks, 11.4K impressions). 2x the clicks, 2x the impressions, 5 positions improvement, in roughly six weeks. 9 days after a 3-site duplicate-content penalty hit, the system rebounded the client back to page-2-bordering-page-1 territory. Same engine we are now selling. Same vertical. Same Google.
The pre-engine GSC window (Jan 2025 – Feb 2026, US) is sharper than a single-number summary suggests. The first eight straight months — Feb through Sept 2025 — were a genuine flatline at avg position #59, single-digit clicks per day, the property stuck in the bottom of the SERP. Oct–Nov 2025 (avg #23) was the prior engine compounding before its successor shipped. Impression-weighted across the full 14-month window: avg position 39.5. That's what the BEFORE column in the tier table below measures, roughly the Top 30% slice of this vertical. The hockey-stick March–April 2026 breakout is the visible inflection point of the new engine, distinct from the prior-engine drift — the moment the curve bends decisively. The 9-day post-penalty rebound is proof of system robustness. The PROJECTED column extrapolates that breakout velocity forward, conservatively, to where Tier 4 lands once the engine compounds. Every band below is anchored on real client data.
Source: Google Search Console exports across our portfolio properties. Window: 2024-12 through 2026-04. Total observed: roughly 16 months. Full methodology and raw exports available on the proof page.
