The work is described in full. The clients are named only when they ask to be.
Client identities and figures are not published on this site without written permission. That is the same standard applied to your data once you are the client, which is the more useful thing to know about a firm before you hire it.
Not on this page
What a site like this one normally has here.
Each row below is standard on an agency site and each is switched off in the code, with the permission or the artifact that is missing named beside it. Flipping one on is a factual assertion, so it waits for the thing that makes it true.
- Client names
- A client relationship is not marketing collateral by default. Names appear here after a client agrees in writing that they should, and not one day earlier.
- Logo walls
- A trademark is the client’s property. Showing one is permission.
- Result figures
- A percentage on a website cannot be checked by the person reading it, which is the same failure this practice exists to fix. Figures get published once a client has reviewed them, agreed to them, and is willing to stand behind them in front of somebody else.
- Testimonials
- A paraphrase attributed to a job title is not a reference. Quotes go up when they are real, attributed, and offered.
- Star ratings
- There is no review corpus to average, so nothing is displayed and nothing is written into this page’s structured data.
The engagements above are described accurately. The names attached to them are the client’s to publish.
The fastest way to judge this is to have the first phase run on your own numbers.
Start with a reconciliation
Fixed scope. Within ten business days.