The proof trail

Results should be easy to follow.

We connect marketing activity to the outcomes service businesses actually care about: qualified opportunities, booked work, signed matters, new patients, and revenue.

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CLEAR PROOF. Illustrated Finn following a measurable results trail

Featured client results

Real trails. Clear outcomes.

Individual client stories tied to the numbers that matter: spend, qualified demand, booked work, and attributable revenue.

Thompson FamilyPlumbing Heating & Air

CASE STUDY 01OCT 2025 → MAY 2026

Marquee client / Six months in

One company. Two markets. A stronger digital revenue engine.

Finn & Fetch connected PPC, website and SEO performance, and ServiceTitan attribution around one goal: attributable revenue—not surface-level activity.

Illustrated Finn with Zoe and Xander, the Thompson Family Plumbing dog mascots

4.8×PPC revenue$17,456 → $83,274 across Arizona and California

4.6×Website/SEO revenue$18,365 → $84,549 across Arizona and California

+428%Arizona PPC revenue$8,884 → $46,945

+324%California PPC revenue$8,572 → $36,329

01 / PPC — Arizona

Paid search became a major revenue source.

Arizona PPC revenue increased from $8,884 to $46,945. Lead calls rose 171%, completed jobs rose 94%, and average completed job value increased 143%.

02 / PPC — California

More revenue from a much stronger demand engine.

California PPC revenue increased from $8,572 to $36,329. Total sales rose 347%, while inbound calls grew from 17 to 220.

03 / SEO + Website

Owned demand grew in both markets.

Combined website and SEO-attributed revenue increased from $18,365 to $84,549. Arizona grew 523%, while California grew 294% and revenue per lead rose 230%.

04 / Measurement

ServiceTitan kept the story tied to revenue.

The comparison uses campaign-attributed completed revenue, calls, bookings, jobs, and sales—not impressions alone—so optimization can follow business outcomes.

Koko DrainsPasadena, California

WEBSITE SHOWCASEDESIGN & DEVELOPMENT

Finn brings friends

A website as capable as the team behind it.

Koko Drains had a maintenance page standing between customers and its services. Finn & Fetch built a complete branded website that introduces the team, explains the work, and makes the next step clear.

From the blue trucks to the yellow booking buttons, the new experience feels unmistakably Koko.

Cartoon Finn and Koko in his blue work uniform using a laptop together — Finn + Koko

The transformation

From maintenance mode to ready for business.

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CustomBrand experienceReal people, fleet photography, and Koko’s colors

EN / ESBilingual websiteClear English and Spanish customer journeys

LocalService pagesDedicated services and service area content

MobileBuilt to take actionProminent calls, inquiries, and booking paths

Family RootsPlumbing • Sewer • Drains

CASE STUDY 03MAY 2026 → JUNE 2026

First month managed / Pennsylvania

Less ad spend. A complete PPC turnaround.

Family Roots entered June after spending $11,500 on PPC in May with negative ROI. In the first month under Finn & Fetch management, spend was reduced to $8,500 while ServiceTitan recorded a dramatically different revenue story.

Illustrated Finn beside a Family Roots Plumbing technician

$76,447PPC completed revenueUp from $0 tracked completed revenue in May

9.0×Revenue to ad spend$76,447 completed revenue on $8,500 spend

−26%PPC spend$11,500 → $8,500

82×Inbound calls1 → 82 from the primary PPC campaign

01 / The starting point

More spend was not producing completed revenue.

In May, Family Roots spent $11,500 on PPC and reported negative ROI. The primary PPC campaign recorded $0 in completed revenue, one inbound call, and one completed booked job.

02 / First month managed

A lower budget produced $76,447 in completed revenue.

June PPC spend fell to $8,500 while the primary PPC campaign produced $76,446.52 in completed revenue—approximately 9.0× completed revenue to ad spend.

03 / Lead and job quality

The turnaround reached the booking board.

Primary PPC inbound calls increased from 1 to 82, unique inbound calls grew from 2 to 72, and completed booked jobs increased from 1 to 15. Average completed job value reached $4,778.

04 / Measurement

The result is anchored in completed revenue.

The comparison uses ServiceTitan campaign attribution and the provided monthly PPC spend—not click volume alone—so the headline reflects completed work connected to the campaign.

Cha-BonesSteakhouse & Tapas Bar

CASE STUDY 04COMPARATIVE SALES-DAY AVERAGES

Restaurant growth / Lake Havasu City

More dinner guests. Higher checks. Stronger daily sales.

Finn & Fetch focused the growth story on the dining occasion creating the clearest momentum. Across the compared periods, Cha-Bones increased net sales per sales-day by 12.9%, with dinner producing the strongest gains in traffic, order value, and revenue.

Illustrated Finn helping a chef serve restaurant guests

Cha-BonesSteakhouse & Tapas Bar

Lake Havasu City, ArizonaContent showcase

A taste of Cha-Bones.

Original photography that brings the food, detail, and dining experience into every post.

Cha-Bones meatballs with tomato sauce and parmesan

Cha-Bones tapas plates with lettuce wraps

Cha-Bones savory toast topped with an egg

Cha-Bones stacked club sandwich and fries

Cha-Bones grapefruit dessert presentation

Cha-Bones crusted chicken over creamy pasta

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+12.9%Net sales per sales-day$12,251.28 → $13,833.84, a gain of $1,582.56 per sales-day

+7.5%Guests per sales-day329.79 → 354.60, nearly 25 additional guests per sales-day

+16.0%Dinner net sales$8,955.09 → $10,385.61 per sales-day

+18.0%Dinner guests192.57 → 227.18 guests per sales-day

01 / The headline

Daily sales gained more than $1,500.

Average net sales per sales-day increased from $12,251.28 to $13,833.84—a $1,582.56 daily lift. Orders increased 3.4%, while guest count increased 7.5%.

02 / Dinner demand

Dinner became the clear growth engine.

Dinner sales rose 16.0%, orders rose 7.0%, and guests rose 18.0%. The average dinner order also increased from $118.39 to $128.30, an 8.4% improvement.

03 / Lunch context

Lunch held sales nearly flat on fewer visits.

Lunch sales declined just 0.4% even as orders fell 4.1% and guests fell 10.0%. A 3.9% increase in average order value—from $62.46 to $64.92—helped protect revenue.

04 / The takeaway

Growth came from better dinner economics.

The strongest movement was concentrated at dinner: more guests, more orders, and a higher average order value worked together to create a meaningful increase in daily revenue.

REFINEDSOLUTIONS 360

WEBSITE SHOWCASEDESIGN & DEVELOPMENT

Built for the work behind the work

A clear digital home for a specialized operation.

Finn & Fetch helped shape the Refined Solutions 360 brand, then designed and built the complete website around its specialized role in PDR claims and operations.

The finished system pairs a precise navy and neon identity with clear service paths, direct calls to action, and the integrations needed to connect the website with the way the business operates.

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BrandIdentity developmentA focused navy and neon system built for Refined Solutions 360

BuildComplete websiteStrategy, copy, design, development, and responsive implementation

ConnectBusiness integrationsContact and workflow connections that support the operation

LaunchProduction readyA polished digital home built to explain the offer and create action

Your numbers are the starting point

What could this look like for your business?

We’ll look at your current marketing, pipeline, capacity, and revenue goals—then identify the clearest opportunities to improve performance.

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014.8×Thompson PPC revenue growth

Paid search tied to completed revenue

Combined PPC-attributed revenue increased from $17,456 to $83,274 across Arizona and California between the documented snapshots.

024.6×Thompson website/SEO growth

Owned demand became a revenue engine

Combined website and SEO-attributed revenue increased from $18,365 to $84,549 across the same two markets.

03$76,447Family Roots PPC revenue

A first-month turnaround

The primary PPC campaign recorded $76,446.52 in completed revenue during the first month managed by Finn & Fetch.

04−26%Family Roots PPC spend

More completed revenue on less spend

Monthly PPC spend decreased from $11,500 to $8,500 while completed revenue moved from $0 tracked to $76,446.52.

05+12.9%Cha-Bones daily net sales

Restaurant growth measured at the register

Net sales per sales-day increased from $12,251.28 to $13,833.84 across the compared periods.

06+16.0%Cha-Bones dinner sales

Dinner became the growth engine

Dinner sales per sales-day increased to $10,385.61 as dinner guests rose 18.0% and average order value rose 8.4%.

How we measure

From the first click to the final outcome.

Demand capturedQualified inquiriesIntake and booking rateSold work or signed casesRevenue and ROASCapacity and opportunity gaps

Find the revenue gaps

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The complimentary FETCH Growth Audit shows where demand, follow-up, attribution, or conversion is costing you growth.

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These figures represent prior managed-campaign experience and are not guarantees. Results vary by market, offer, competition, budget, capacity, intake, and sales execution. We establish realistic targets using your actual economics.