Most agency “results” pages are numbers nobody can check. This page adds a result only once a client agrees to be named, with dates and figures you can verify yourself.
A Thames party-boat and events business, rebuilt from a single page into sixteen and restructured for local and AI search. Published with the owner’s permission, with exact dates so you can check it yourself.
In the owner’s words: “Amazing service, helped my company to achieve so many more leads. Thank you Tony.” — Mete Alpsakarya, Out on the Thames. Read it on Google.
Clicks and impressions moved down slightly over the same period even as ranking position improved — a believable combination when a site is climbing from page three toward page two, not yet a clean upward line. I’d rather show you that than tidy it up.
Not client outcomes, but not nothing either. These are checkable today.
The site you’re reading was rebuilt from the ground up after a full technical audit of the old one. Every page here has its own subject and its own answers — which is exactly the problem the audit found on the old version, where several pages were near-identical to each other.
If you want a site built to be found and to convert, judging mine is a fair place to start.
The free audit isn’t a lead-magnet PDF with your logo dropped in. It’s the same process I ran on my own site: crawl every page, check titles, headings, schema, page speed, Google Business Profile and who’s outranking you locally, then write up what to fix first.
What the audit coversWhat I’ll do, what it costs and what it should change is agreed before anything starts. The service pages spell out what’s included and, just as importantly, what isn’t.
What a build includesTony, Clacton on Sea, 01255 442479. Not a contact form behind a brand name — you can ring the person who would do the work and ask him anything on this page.
About meYes. Out on the Thames is a genuine Top in Local client, a Thames party-boat and events business at outonthethames.co.uk. The case study names the business, links to its live website, and quotes a real Google review left by its owner, Mete Alpsakarya.
Google Search Console (ranking position, clicks and impressions) and the site’s own GA4 analytics (enquiries, calls, WhatsApp contacts and AI-referral traffic), covering 11 August to 8 October 2026. Every figure is dated and stated as measured, not claimed.
The review quoted is Top in Local’s own first Google review, left by Mete Alpsakarya of Out on the Thames in his capacity as a Top in Local client, thanking Tony for the leads the work generated. It is not a review of Out on the Thames itself.
Top in Local only publishes a case study once a client has agreed to be named and the figures can be checked. Rather than publish invented statistics or borrowed testimonials, the page stays limited to what is genuinely confirmed, and grows as more clients agree to be included.
The Out on the Thames write-up above follows this shape. Every case study added after it will too — so you can hold me to it.
Are you a Top in Local client? If the work has gone well and you’re willing to be named, send me a line and I’ll write it up and send it to you for approval before anything is published.
The free audit is the honest version of a case study: I do a piece of real work on your business first, and you decide from that whether I’m any good.
Call or text 01255 442479, or email Tony@topinlocal.com. Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm.