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Roofing Contractor
Can SEO bring more visitors to a roofing business website? Yes. In this case study, Adscular ran SEO for a roofing business. Over 3 months (from Jun 16, 2026), the website showed up in Google search results 931K times and earned 5.41K clicks. Its pages had an average position of 9.6, which is close to the top 10 results on Google.
Read the case study →Contracting & Renovation Company
Can SEO help a contracting and renovation company get more visitors from Google? Yes. In this case study, Adscular ran SEO for a contracting and renovation company. Over 6 months (from Mar 16, 2026), the website showed up in Google search results 1.45 million times and earned 8.92K clicks. Its pages had an average position of 10.2, which is right around the edge of the first page of Google.
Read the case study →Private Chef Company
Can SEO help a private chef company get more customers from Google? Yes. In this case study, Adscular ran SEO for a private chef company. Over about 3 months (Jun 29 – Sep 27, 2026), the website showed up in Google search results 4.67 million times and earned 4.02K clicks. Its pages had an average position of 5.1, which is on the first page of Google.
Read the case study →Restaurant
Can SEO help a new restaurant website get customers from Google? Yes. In this case study, Adscular ran SEO for a restaurant that started from scratch. After 4 months of work, the website showed up in Google search results 329K times and earned 2.07K clicks in a single month (Aug 18 – Sep 16, 2026). Its pages had an average position of 8.8, which is on the first page of Google.
Read the case study →E-commerce Store
Can TikTok Ads make money for an online store? Yes. In this case study, Adscular ran one TikTok Ads campaign for an online store. In about 3 weeks (Sep 9 – Sep 29, 2026), it spent $476.67 and got 213 website purchases worth $5,338.57. That is an 11.2x return on ad spend (ROAS) at $2.24 per purchase.
Read the case study →E-commerce Store
Do Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram ads) work for an online store? Yes. In this case study, Adscular ran 11 sales campaigns on Meta for an online store. Together they spent $1,467.76 and drove 422 website purchases worth $9,789.34. That is a 6.67x return on ad spend (ROAS) at an average of $3.48 per purchase.
Read the case study →E-commerce Food Brand
Can Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram ads) drive sales for an online food brand? Yes. In this case study, Adscular ran 16 campaigns on Meta for an e-commerce food brand. Together they spent $1,525.31 and brought in 1,006 website purchases at $1.52 per purchase. That is a 4.34x return on ad spend (ROAS), which means sales worth close to $2 million (about $6,600).
Read the case study →Local Service Business
Can Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram ads) generate leads for a service business? Yes. In this case study, Adscular ran 11 lead generation campaigns on Meta. Together they spent $158.42 and brought in 569 leads, who are people who started a message conversation with the business. That is an average of $0.28 per lead, and the best campaign got leads for as little as $0.17 each.
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