28 days of client results: more Google clicks for local businesses.
The 19 client websites we’ve built got 2,084 clicks from Google in 28 days, up 42% on the 28 days before, and 163 enquiries through their forms and call and email buttons. Here are the totals, six client stories and how we measure.
By Joshua Button, JB Digital Barossa
Key takeaways
- Across 19 client websites built by JB Digital Barossa, Google clicks rose from 1,469 to 2,084 (42%) and impressions from 42,665 to 54,776 (28%), 12 Sep–9 Oct 2026 against the 28 days before.
- The same websites logged 163 enquiries in those 28 days: 52 form enquiries, 101 calls and 10 emails from the website. Form enquiries rose 146% (24 to 59) between 22 Aug–16 Sep and 17 Sep–12 Oct.
- Roam Offroad’s clicks rose 75% from 322 to 562, and Barossa 50’s Diner was shown in Google 11,033 times, up 84%.
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Every month we pull the same numbers for every website we look after, straight from Google Search Console. Here’s how the 19 client websites we’ve built did in the 28 days from 12 September to 9 October 2026, compared with the 28 days before (15 August to 11 September).
The totals
Across the 19 sites, clicks from Google went from 1,469 to 2,084, up 42%. The sites were shown in Google’s results 54,776 times, up from 42,665 (28%). 17 of the 19 got more clicks than in the 28 days before. Two of them are Shopify stores we built or rebuilt: Roam Offroad and The Hustle Collective.
In the same 28 days the websites brought in 163 enquiries: 52 form enquiries, 101 calls and 10 emails tapped straight from the site. Barossa 50’s Diner had the most, 70, nearly all of them people tapping to call, and 85 went to our nine trade clients, the businesses that rely on quote requests. Form enquiries alone went from 24 to 59 (up 146%) between the 26 days from 22 August to 16 September and the 26 days from 17 September to 12 October.
Roam Offroad, Gawler South
Clicks from Google rose from 322 to 562 (75%), the biggest gain in clicks across the group. What we did: rebuilt their existing Shopify store with simpler navigation, clearer product paths and built-in search, added 12 services to their Google Business Profile, and we look after their ongoing SEO. Read the Roam Offroad case study.
Barossa 50's Diner, Tanunda
776 clicks from Google, up from 625 (24%), and shown in Google’s results 11,033 times, up from 5,988 (84%). What we did: a site with the full menu and visit details, a local SEO build for Tanunda and the Barossa, and a Google Business Profile with the full 119-item menu loaded.
SA Elite Handyman
Clicks went from 28 to 66 (up 136%) and impressions from 568 to 1,001 (up 76%). They’re still small numbers, but clicks more than doubled for a sole trader whose site has been live for three months. What we did: an editorial, SEO-first website plus a full brand identity: logo, brand board and business cards.
Insect Invasion Pest Control
Shown in Google’s results 4,098 times, up from 854 (380%), with clicks up from 10 to 60. What we did: a full rebuild that sorts the site by pest, with service areas across the Barossa, Gawler and Adelaide, structured data, and a set of pest guides on its blog, starting with why spiders come inside every spring.
Asian Tucker and A1 Roofing: two new sites
Both went live in early September (A1 Roofing on 2 September, Asian Tucker on 5 September), so the earlier window only caught their first week or so. In their first full 28 days, Asian Tucker had 77 clicks and 807 impressions (from 24 and 130), and A1 Roofing had 28 clicks and 573 impressions (from 9 and 154). What we did: for Asian Tucker in Tanunda, a bold, appetite-first site with the full menu and a visual editor, plus its Google Business Profile categories, hours and description. For A1 Roofing Adelaide, a photo-led site covering every roofing service, a brand page and a new Google Business Profile.
How we measure
Clicks and impressions come from each site’s own Google Search Console, which is Google’s own data, compared over two back-to-back 28-day windows: 12 September to 9 October 2026 against 15 August to 11 September 2026. An impression is one time a site appeared in Google’s results; a click is someone choosing it. A few sites were only live for part of the earlier window, which lifts the comparison. Counting only the 13 sites that were live for both full windows, clicks rose 38% (1,365 to 1,878) and impressions 23%.
Enquiries are counted in our client portal, the same way for every site: website form enquiries (one per person per day, with spam and tests left out) plus calls and emails tapped from the website. Online orders are not counted. We have held a copy of every form since 21 August, so form percentages compare two equal periods after that date. Call and email tracking began on 2 September, so for now we give those as counts, not percentages. We don’t promise rankings or numbers; these are what our clients’ sites did over these 28 days.
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