Client Work
24,000 spam URLs. Gone.
A previous site compromise left roughly 24,000 spam URLs in Google's index, eating the crawl budget that should have gone to service pages. We removed them, rebuilt the Business Profile, rebuilt the website, and put call tracking on everything.
Every number below comes from the tracking we installed — not estimates, not industry averages. As the engagement matures, this section updates with verified data.
Site rebuild, profile rebuild, and tracking — one contractor, one market, done properly.
What Happened
The anatomy of a hacked build
The site was a single-page build from years earlier that nobody maintained. Somewhere along the way it was compromised, and by the time we scanned it, roughly 24,000 spam URLs sat in Google's index attached to the domain — pharma spam, junk pages, the usual. Google was spending its crawl budget on garbage instead of the pages that win jobs.
The fix: mass removal of the spam URLs from the index, a full site rebuild with real service and city pages, a rebuilt Business Profile, and call tracking on everything so every booked job traces to its source.
Honest Numbers
Why this page shows few metrics
Because the engagement is young and we don't publish numbers we can't stand behind. The tracking is installed; as verified ranking and call data matures, it publishes here. That's the same standard your monthly report gets.
What's already true: the spam is out of the index, the site is rebuilt, the profile is complete, and every call is recorded and attributed.
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