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How Washtech grew
revenue 5x in
five months.

A Vancouver exterior cleaning operator with no organic traffic, an outdated site, and zero local search visibility. We rebuilt the website, structured the architecture around bottom-of-funnel local intent, and built a compounding acquisition channel.

12 min readVancouver, BCDec 18, 2025By Liam Lytton
Revenue Growth+5x
Impressions (90 days)+96%
Organic Clicks+87%
— The growth curve

From zero to a compounding channel.

August → December 2025+18.2K impressions
5x 3x 2x 1x AUGUST OCTOBER DECEMBER Started here
— 01

The challenge.

Washtech runs window cleaning, gutter cleaning, soft washing and seasonal install crews across the Lower Mainland. Operationally strong. Online, almost nothing. The site looked dated, the architecture wasn't built for local search, and core service pages weren't ranking for the bottom-of-funnel terms that drive booked jobs.

— 02

The approach.

Strategy, optimization and execution running in parallel — rebuild the foundation, then layer authority on top.

PILLAR 01

Full website rebuild.

Modern, search-friendly, conversion-focused. Built around bottom-of-funnel service intent and local search architecture from the ground up.

PILLAR 02

Hub-and-spoke architecture.

Core service pages as hubs, location and use-case pages as spokes. Internal linking that builds topical authority instead of fragmenting it.

PILLAR 03

Local trust.

NAP consistency cleanup, directory citations, niche-relevant backlinks. The signals Google relies on to rank a service business.

PILLAR 04

AI automation.

Zapier workflows tied to the CRM to handle lead intake, follow-ups and internal routing — so growing traffic didn't break operations.

— 03

What we actually did.

The work behind the lift.

3.1

Site rebuild.

Replaced the existing site with a modern, search-friendly platform. Information architecture was designed before any visual work — every page mapped to a specific search intent before a single line of layout was decided.

3.2

Hub-and-spoke structure.

Core service pages (window cleaning, gutter cleaning, soft washing) became hubs. Location pages and specific use-case pages (solar panel cleaning, post-construction cleanup) became spokes feeding authority back to the hubs through deliberate internal linking.

3.3

Bottom-of-funnel keywords.

Targeted commercial-intent terms with local modifiers — the searches a homeowner runs the day they need cleaning done. No top-of-funnel bait, no informational fluff competing with the bookable pages.

3.4

Local trust signals.

NAP standardized across Google Business Profile, Apple Maps, Yelp and industry directories. Citation coverage built out where competitors had gaps. High-quality backlinks acquired from local and industry-relevant sources.

3.5

AI-powered operations.

Zapier automations connected the contact form to the CRM, triggered follow-ups, and routed leads to the right crew based on service type and location. Growth in traffic didn't translate into operational chaos.

— 04

The results.

Revenue Growth+5xSustained over the engagement window.
Impressions (90 days)18.2KUp 96% from baseline.
Organic Clicks (90 days)189Up 87% from baseline.
Top 3 RankingsMultipleWindow, gutter and solar cleaning Vancouver.
Search TrendCompoundingClear inflection late fall, accelerating.
Service PagesLiveFrom zero visibility to active traffic generation.
NAP Consistency100%Standardized across all major platforms.
Lead RoutingAutomatedCRM workflows handle intake at scale.
MetricBefore (August)After (December)Change
Organic trafficMinimal, inconsistentConsistent month-over-month growthCompounding
Search impressions (90d)Low baseline18.2K+96%
Organic clicks (90d)Near zero189+87%
Keyword visibilityLimited rankingsMultiple top-3 rankingsActive
Search momentumNo clear trendStrong upward growthCompounding
Revenue impactReliant on referrals & paid5x growth, organic-led+5x
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