Question 1

Are these real performance scores or are they cherry-picked?

Accepted Answer

Every score shown (96–99 PageSpeed) is a live measurement from Google's PageSpeed Insights API — the same tool Google uses for ranking and Quality Score. You can run any demo URL yourself at pagespeed.web.dev and get the same numbers. We don't screenshot historical scores. The scores hold because the architecture is built to hold them, not optimized after the fact.

Question 2

Why do WordPress sites never appear in your demo portfolio?

Accepted Answer

Because WordPress can't reliably produce these scores at scale. Our 2026 NE Florida study found 98.29% of local business sites fail Core Web Vitals — the majority are WordPress or template-based. We build on Next.js with edge hosting, native image optimization, and no plugin overhead. That stack consistently produces sub-2.5 second load times and 95+ scores without ongoing maintenance battles.

Question 3

Can I get a site that looks like one of these demos for my industry?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Each demo represents what a site for that industry can look like — the design, conversion structure, and performance targets are templates we build from, not final locked designs. We customize everything: your branding, your content, your service offerings, your local market. The performance targets remain the same.

Question 4

How long does it take to get to 98+ PageSpeed after launch?

Accepted Answer

It's built in from the first deploy — not achieved through post-launch optimization. We use Next.js Image optimization, WebP/AVIF formats, edge CDN delivery, deferred non-critical scripts, and zero render-blocking CSS. The score at launch is the score you keep, because we don't add anything after the fact that would regress it.

Question 5

Do these demo sites convert actual leads or just score well?

Accepted Answer

Both. Speed is the prerequisite for conversion — Google's benchmark shows a drop from 3 seconds to 5 seconds increases bounce rate by 90%. Our demo sites are also built with conversion structure: above-the-fold CTAs, click-to-call on mobile, trust signals, service clarity, and contact forms that work. Performance brings people in; conversion design turns them into leads.

Question 6

What happens to a demo site's score if I add more content over time?

Accepted Answer

Adding text content and properly compressed images has near-zero effect on scores. What would degrade a site is adding unoptimized images, embedding third-party widgets without deferral (live chat, booking widgets), or adding render-blocking scripts. Our maintenance plans include monthly audits specifically to catch and prevent regressions before they affect ad performance.

Question 7

Can you build something for an industry not shown in the demos?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The demos cover nine industries but we've built for dozens more. The industries shown are our highest-volume verticals in NE Florida — marine, dental, HVAC, legal, real estate, home services, restaurant, and retail. If your industry isn't listed, reach out and we'll walk you through what a site for your sector would include.

Question 8

What's the load time difference between one of your builds and a typical WordPress site?

Accepted Answer

Our NE Florida study measured an average 11.1-second load time for local business sites. Our builds average under 2 seconds on the same mobile benchmark. That difference — roughly 9 seconds — is the gap between 90%+ bounce rates and 20% bounce rates. On a $3,000/month Google Ads budget, that translates to roughly $2,640 in wasted spend per month on the slow site vs an efficiently spent $3,000 on a fast one.

Question 9

Do you own the demo sites or are they client sites?

Accepted Answer

The demos on the Our Work page are sites we built and own for demonstration purposes — they are live, fully functional, and scored with real Google PageSpeed data. Client sites are not shown without explicit permission. The demos exist so you can verify the performance claims yourself before hiring us.

Question 10

Is there a demo for my specific city in NE Florida?

Accepted Answer

The demos are industry-specific rather than city-specific, but every site is built to rank locally. We add city-specific metadata, schema markup, and content targeting for your location during the build. If you want to see how a site would be structured for your specific city and industry combination, that's a 15-minute conversation we can have before any commitment.

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Dental Practice

Marine Services

HVAC Services

Boat Dealer

Pediatric Dental

Luxury Homes

Legal Firm

Property Management

Construction

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