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    We do not publish a result until the client has verified it

    Cellara would rather tell you plainly what was built and what is still being measured than publish a page of numbers we cannot stand behind. Build stories are published when the work ships. Performance numbers follow only after the client has verified them.

    Featured build story

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    Legal Services

    Spartan Judicial: Building the Website and Operating Systems Behind a Judicial Campaign Firm

    Spartan Judicial needed a public presence and an operating system that could hold confidential candidate inquiries, route them correctly, and follow up without manual work. Here is what Cellara built and how the system runs.

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    Recent build story

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    Healthcare

    From Dated Wix Site to a Patient-Centered Digital Experience: The MC Eye Center & Optical Transformation

    MC Eye Center had the experience, services and patient relationships behind the business. What it did not have was a digital presence that adequately communicated them. Here is how the new experience was rebuilt around how patients actually search, evaluate and choose an eye care provider.

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    Previous engagement

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    Rental Companies

    Anvil Rentals Grew on Word of Mouth. Now It Has a Web Presence to Match.

    Anvil Rentals built a business on referrals. As it grew, it needed a way to show up for prospects who had never heard the name on a jobsite. Here is what Cellara built, and why it can actually be found.

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    Client story

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    Construction Technology Advisory

    ResolveIQ: Technology Strategy That Starts With the Business, Not the Software

    Most contractors do not have a software problem. They have an unresolved business problem that software was asked to cover. ResolveIQ built its advisory practice around that distinction, and Cellara built the presence that explains it.

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    The format a published case study will follow

    Starting situation

    What the business's site, intake process, and follow-up looked like before the engagement, described specifically enough to be checked against the client's own records.

    What was installed

    The exact scope: the website, the systems connected to it, and any AI front desk or reputation process put in place.

    What changed operationally

    How the day-to-day handling of calls, forms, and follow-up changed for the business's staff, not just what changed on the site.

    What is measured

    The specific, verifiable metrics the client agreed to share, with the time period and method of measurement stated alongside the number.

    What we measure on every engagement

    Whether or not it becomes a public case study, every engagement is tracked and reported to the client directly: traffic and where it comes from, form and call volume, response time to new leads, and how many conversations turn into a booked appointment.

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    If you want to know what a comparable engagement looked like in your industry, ask directly on a strategy call. We will tell you honestly what we can and cannot share.

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