Blackfrog builds AI products now. Before that — and alongside it — it has run the websites, search, and advertising for organizations that had to work on the first try. These are named, public, and you can go look at them.
Marketing, web, and technical work — named with permission, and linked so you can check them yourself.
Search visibility for one of music’s deepest online archives: SEO, JSON-LD structured data, customer-journey and interface review, conversion tracking and reporting, SEM, and YouTube channel marketing. The site’s build and maintenance sit with another firm — our work is the search, structured-data, and measurement layer.
A full rebuild for a Southwest Florida nonprofit, plus the commerce and acquisition stack around it: Square eCommerce for admissions, SEO, paid Google and Waze campaigns, email marketing, and ongoing technical support.
Zoho Forms, Survey, and SalesIQ integration, marketing automation around booked Zoom meetings, chatbot setup, and recovery of a lost Google Business listing.
Technical SEO consulting for a regulated exchange: search strategy, link building, email deliverability, and cloud infrastructure consulting.
A new WordPress and WooCommerce storefront built around a complex product-option matrix, with Google Merchant Center integration keeping the catalogue updated automatically.
Paid search built around phone-call conversions, alongside local SEO, Google Business Profile management, and social media support.
A gallery site designed to rank — responsive and mobile-first, structured so individual works and collections are discoverable in search.
Migration of a hand-coded site onto WordPress without losing the original design — trading brittle static files for a CMS the owner can actually run.
These are different claims and we keep them apart on purpose. The clients above are a track record: named organizations whose marketing and web work we ran. The engagements below are product proof: measured results from the AI platforms, anonymized because those firms asked. Nobody on this page bought a product on that page.
Websites, search, structured data, advertising, and the measurement behind them — for a music archive, a nonprofit garden, a regulated exchange, and a payroll firm. Every one is linked above and live right now.
An estimator’s own priced bid reproduced to 97.5%. A conceptual budget within −0.2% of six sealed bids. Anonymized at each firm’s request — the numbers are measured, and the method is published alongside them.
It is a fair question to ask of any firm that shows you two different kinds of evidence. The answer is simply what each client agreed to. The organizations on this page are marketing and web engagements — public work, on public sites, where being named costs them nothing and the result is visible to anyone who visits. The engagements behind the AI products are different: a contractor’s pricing model and a general contractor’s bid history are competitive information, and both firms asked to stay unnamed. We would rather publish a real number without a name than a name without a number.
So read this page for track record and the case studies for results. The work here is websites, search, structured data, advertising, and the measurement underneath them — the same discipline that later became the products, applied to problems that were mostly about being found and understood. Nobody on this page bought a costing or hospitality product, and we would rather say that plainly than let the adjacency imply otherwise.
If you are weighing us for marketing work, these are the people to ask about. Every one of them is linked above, live right now, and under no obligation to say anything kind.
Whether it’s a website that has to convert or a number you need a machine to reproduce, the standard is the same: bring something you already know the answer to, and we’ll show you what we get.
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