Etavrian proof hub

Results organized by channel, niche, budget, and constraint

Start here when you need proof before choosing a service page. The hub connects public case studies, marketplace proof, and intent-based next steps without inventing hidden metrics.

Browse results

Trust signals

Case proof plus external profile proof

Use marketplace and founder proof to validate the operator, then use case studies to validate the channel, constraint, and result pattern.

Upwork profileExpert-Vetted

External marketplace profile proof for senior-vetted operator work. Use it together with case-study context, not as a substitute for a relevant case.

FreelancehuntPublic profile

Public review history from Ukrainian and European SMB implementation projects, linked from the founder and homepage proof surfaces.

SMB client historySelected client proof

The selected-client logo wall keeps broader marketplace and client-history proof visible without adding private performance claims.

Filtered results

Problem to action to result cards

Each card keeps the buying logic visible: what was constrained, what changed, what result is public, and which service page matches the work.

Channel

Google Ads / PPC SEO

Niche

Software & SaaS B2B services E-commerce & retail Healthcare & wellness Media & publishing Home & renovation Local services

Budget context

Budget stated No public budget field Spend or budget constraint

Clear filters

SEOE-commerce & retailBudget stated

How We Hit 160K Impressions on 500 EUR a Month

From a new Japanese haircare Shopify store to 160K impressions and 898 clicks in April 2025 on 500 EUR a month. See what moved the needle - and what did not ship.

Problem

A new Shopify store needed EU visibility on a 500 EUR monthly SEO budget.

Action

Focused on technical cleanup, multilingual content, and measured links.

Result

The store reached 160K impressions and 898 clicks in April 2025.

Budget: 500 EUR/mo
Metric: 160K Impressions

See SEO page Read case study

Google Ads / PPCE-commerce & retailSpend or budget constraint

5.9 ROAS with a PMax relaunch - how?

12-month turnaround for an Australian handmade kids books store: ROAS jumped from 3.06 to 5.90, revenue almost 3x on 37% more spend. See the pivot that made PMax scale without brand bleed.

Problem

PMax needed to scale without hiding efficiency behind brand demand.

Action

Relaunched PMax with cleaner conversion signals, segmentation, and brand-bleed control.

Result

ROAS moved from 3.06 to 5.90 and revenue almost tripled on 37% more spend.

Budget: Budget context 37% more spend
Metric: 3.06 -> 5.90 ROAS

See Google Ads / PPC page Read case study

Google Ads / PPCE-commerce & retailBudget stated

$3K to 21.23 ROAS Using PMax Tiers

A 20K-SKU computer parts store used PMax price tiering to reach 21.23 ROAS on a $3K budget, using feed structure and product economics to guide campaign segmentation.

Problem

A large SKU catalog needed campaign structure tied to margin and product economics.

Action

Segmented PMax by price tiers, feed structure, and product economics.

Result

The account reached 21.23 ROAS on a $3K budget.

Budget: $3K budget
Metric: 21.23 ROAS

See Google Ads / PPC page Read case study

Google Ads / PPCE-commerce & retailNo public budget field

The Brand-Split PMax Move Behind 9.01 ROAS

A forged-wheels PMax account moved from mixed demand toward clearer brand and non-brand separation. The result was a cleaner read on acquisition quality and a ROAS lift from 3.26 to 9.01.

Problem

Mixed PMax demand made it hard to read true paid acquisition performance.

Action

Separated brand and non-brand demand to clarify acquisition quality.

Result

ROAS lifted from 3.26 to 9.01.

Budget: No public budget field
Metric: 3.26 -> 9.01 ROAS

See Google Ads / PPC page Read case study

Intent routing

Send the query to the right kind of page

The template stays consistent across intent: problem, diagnosis, proof, deliverables, and one clear CTA. Educational notes should not carry paid traffic without a next commercial step.

Learn

The team needs language for the issue before choosing a service.

Diagnosis: Use educational pages when the buyer is still naming the problem.
Proof: Move from notes to the results hub once a comparable constraint matters.
Deliverables: Decision notes, context explainers, and source-backed commercial framing.

Read operator notes

Compare

SEO, AI visibility, PPC, or another route could be the next constraint.

Diagnosis: Use comparison pages when the buyer is choosing between channels.
Proof: Reference cases by channel after the decision frame is clear.
Deliverables: Decision criteria, tradeoffs, fit rules, and next-step routing.

Compare channels

Audit

The site, tracking, content, or authority base needs a diagnostic read.

Diagnosis: Use audit pages when the buyer wants the current state checked.
Proof: Use case studies with similar constraints before scoping implementation.
Deliverables: Audit output, issue sequence, proof references, and next implementation priorities.

Start the SEO audit

Hire

The buyer already knows the channel and needs trust plus delivery clarity.

Diagnosis: Use service pages when the buyer is evaluating who should own the work.
Proof: Link to cases that match niche, channel, and budget context.
Deliverables: Scope, process, proof links, delivery expectations, and one primary CTA.

Open SEO services

Troubleshoot

Traffic, leads, ROAS, tracking, or implementation signals conflict.

Diagnosis: Use troubleshoot pages when the buyer knows growth is stuck but not why.
Proof: Show problem-to-action-to-result examples before proposing a fixed channel.
Deliverables: Constraint map, priority sequence, service routing, and practical next step.

Map the bottleneck