62 enquiries in 30 days, counted from my records.

Site by site, with the names left off

Each row is 1 website, from the most enquiries to the fewest. They're numbered rather than named, because how many enquiries a business gets is that business's own information.

1. Site 112
2. Site 28
3. Site 36
4. Site 46
5. Site 56
6. Site 65
7. Site 75
8. Site 85
9. Site 94
10. Site 102
11. Site 112
12. Site 121
13. Site 130
14. Site 140
15. Site 150
16. Site 160 (no copy on file)
17. Site 170 (no copy on file)

2 of the 5 zeros are sites that have never sent me a copy of a real enquiry, so I can't tell whether they had none or their copy to me isn't switched on. I've counted them as 0 rather than leave them out, so if anything these numbers read low.

How I counted

• The source. Each of these websites emails the owner the moment someone fills in a form, and sends me a copy. I counted those copies.
• The period. The 30 days from 21 September to 20 October 2026, Adelaide time, last counted on 21 October 2026. Each recount moves the window forward to the latest full day.
• Who's in it. Every site on the $297 a month plan that was taking enquiries for its owner from the first day of the window. I left out 6 sites whose owners also pay me to run Google Ads, because ad clicks land on the same forms and would mix paid enquiries into the count. A site that launches part-way through joins once it has been live for a full 30 days.
• What I removed first (8 submissions).
  • Tests, by me or by the business: 1
  • Scams and sales pitches: 6
  • Couldn't tell either way, so left out: 1
• What sits outside the count. Phone calls, emails sent straight to the business, messages through a Google Business Profile and anyone who walked in all reach the owner without a copy to me, so the real total for each business is higher. Submissions a site's spam filter held back never reached the owner, so they're outside it too.
• Where the enquiries came from. A form can't always tell, so this counts every form enquiry, whether the person found the site through Google search, Google Maps, a referral or social media.

Reading it for your business

These are 17 particular businesses over 30 days, in their own markets and their own seasons, so your number will be your own. What protects you either way is the guarantee. If your website has not produced a lead from SEO within the first 90 days, you stop paying me until it does. There is no refund, and I do not promise rankings. The full terms are on the guarantee page, and the monthly price, with every inclusion, is on the pricing page.

When you want builds you can open and check for yourself, the before and after gallery names the businesses, and the case studies tell the story after launch for the clients who agreed to share it.