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October 2026 client results: enquiries and calls more than doubled.

Every month we count what our clients’ websites actually brought in. On the 14 sites we tracked in both months, website enquiries and calls went from 114 in September to 233 in the first 30 days of October. Here’s who did what, with the dates on every number.

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By , JB Digital Barossa

Key takeaways

  • Website enquiries and calls went from 114 in September to 233 from 1 to 30 October 2026, on the 14 client sites we tracked in both months.
  • Google clicks rose 37%, from 1,670 to 2,288, on the 13 sites with Search Console data for both windows (1 to 28 September against 1 to 28 October). 14 of the 15 sites with a September figure got more clicks.
  • A1 Roofing went from 5 enquiries and calls to 21, May Paving from 10 to 21, SA Elite Handyman from 8 to 16 and ASP Build & Co from none to 8.
  • Iron Works Mobile Welding went from 15 enquiries and calls to 22, and its Google clicks rose from 82 to 105.
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  1. A1 Roofing: 5 enquiries and calls to 21
  2. May Paving: 10 enquiries and calls to 21, and booked out
  3. Roam Offroad: more clicks and a better click rate
  4. Iron Works Mobile Welding: 15 enquiries and calls to 22
  5. SA Elite Handyman: 8 enquiries and calls to 16
  6. The rest of the month

The totals here are quote forms, plus calls and emails tapped on the website, counted one by one in our client portal. Google figures are each site’s own Search Console. They run about two days behind, so they stop at 28 October and are compared with the same days of September. Every client’s row is on the October 2026 results page, and we’ll top it up to the whole month once Google’s data is final.

A1 Roofing: 5 enquiries and calls to 21

The A1 Roofing & Property Maintenance homepage on a desktop screen and a phone: a drone shot of a tiled roof repair under the heading “A1 Roofing & Property Maintenance”.
a1roofingadelaide.com.au on desktop and phone, captured 26 October 2026.

Sam’s site went live on 2 September, so this was its second month online. It brought in 21 enquiries and calls from 1 to 30 October: 10 quote requests, 9 calls and 2 emails. Clicks from Google went from 29 to 47. The full A1 story starts from no website at all.

May Paving: 10 enquiries and calls to 21, and booked out

The May Paving homepage on a desktop screen and a phone: a big MAY PAVING heading in white and gold over a lit backyard at dusk.
maypaving.com.au on desktop and phone.

17 quote requests and 4 calls from 1 to 30 October, and Brodie and Kayla are booked out until mid-January 2027 (their own account). Clicks from Google doubled, from 46 to 96, and May Paving was #1 on Google Maps for “paving” searched from Gawler on 27 and 29 October. The May Paving case study has the rest.

Roam Offroad: more clicks and a better click rate

The Roam Offroad homepage on a desktop screen and a phone: “Go Anywhere” over the Roam Offroad ute.
roamoffroad.com.au on desktop and phone, captured 29 October 2026.

Clicks from Google went from 475 to 687, and the click rate rose from 2.8% to 3.1%, so more of the people who saw Roam chose it. It was #1 on Google Maps for “4x4 shop” searched from Gawler on 20, 25 and 27 October. We only started counting enquiries on its Shopify store on 20 October, and 17 enquiries and calls came through from then to 30 October.

Iron Works Mobile Welding: 15 enquiries and calls to 22

The Iron Works Mobile Welding homepage on a desktop screen and a phone: “Mobile welding, sheds, carports & pergolas in Adelaide & SA” over a welder working under a loader.
ironworksmobileweldingandfabrication.com.au on desktop and phone.

Sean’s site brought in 22 enquiries and calls from 1 to 30 October, up from 15 in September: 5 quote requests, 15 calls and 2 emails. Clicks from Google went from 82 to 105, and it was shown 6,508 times, up from 4,892. “Mobile welding adelaide” averaged position 5.3 in Search Console (1 to 28 October), and it was #1 in Google’s web results on desktop, searched from Adelaide on 29 October. Sean has also hired another team member to keep up. The Iron Works case study has the rest.

SA Elite Handyman: 8 enquiries and calls to 16

The SA Elite Handyman homepage on a desktop screen and a phone: “Reliable handyman & property maintenance in Gawler, Waikerie, the Riverland & Barossa”, with Call and Get a free quote buttons.
elitesahandyman.com.au on desktop and phone, captured 29 October 2026.

Lindsay’s enquiries and calls doubled from 8 to 16 between 1 and 30 October, with quote requests up from 3 to 12, including a multi-job property repair in Berri and ongoing yard maintenance for an NDIS support coordinator. Clicks from Google went from 51 to 72, and clicks from searches that didn’t use the business name went from 3 to 10. The SA Elite case study starts from a Facebook page and no website.

The rest of the month

Barossa 50’s Diner: 76 enquiries and calls, up from 36. Nearly all of them are people tapping the phone number (74), which suits a walk-in diner.

Insect Invasion: 13 enquiries and calls, up from 8. Google clicks more than tripled, from 31 to 104.

Becks Bathrooms & Tiling: 11 enquiries and calls, up from 6. Clicks from 35 to 52.

ASP Build & Co: 8 enquiries and calls after none in September. Clicks from 37 to 61.

Aston Rural Enterprises: 6 enquiries and calls in its first full month.

Asian Tucker: 5 enquiries and calls, up from 2, and its first Google review.

Auggie’s Kitchen: catering enquiries through the site most weeks, plus online meal orders. Google clicks from 50 to 111.

Piper Plumbing & Gas: 10 enquiries and calls since its new website went live on 9 October.

Spriggs & Co: 25 enquiries and calls, up from 17, most of them bathroom renovations.

If you’d like to see how these were counted, or compare with earlier months, it’s all on our results page. Our SEO division has what we took from October. Results vary by business.

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