Two local businesses in Florida. One is our own. Both are a search away.
Work you can check yourself.
We do not ask you to take our word for anything on this page. Search for the practice, open the septic company's site on your phone and look at the map. Then decide whether you want the same for your business.
Every marketer before this one sold me on volume. More posts, more ads, more content. What none of them did was learn what I actually treat or who I actually treat it for. The difference here was that the work was accurate before it was aggressive. I can see it in my schedule now, not in a report.
Dr. Christopher CheshireOwner, Cheshire Integrative Medicine, The Villages, Florida.
Cheshire Integrative Medicine, The Villages. Two of the three map spots, with paid search switched off.
An integrative medicine and acupuncture practice in one of the most competitive retirement markets in the country. 7-0 has run its marketing for more than a year, and it is where everything we do for clients was first worked out.
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The listing, rebuilt and worked weekly
The right categories, every service listed, real photos, a post every week and every review answered the same day. Search “acupuncture the villages” and you will find the practice and the doctor's own profile in two of the three map spots.
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Reviews that keep coming
After each visit, patients get a text with the review link. As of October 2026 the practice has 34 reviews at 4.9 stars, with new ones most weeks. The rating drives both the ranking and the reason people choose the practice.
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A site that says who it is for
Plain-language pages for each kind of patient, the phone number at the top and a real person who answers. No stock photos.
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Every inquiry tracked
Every lead is tagged by source and counted weekly. That is how the practice knew it could turn off paid search.
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Paid search switched off
The listing and referrals kept the schedule full, so paying Google for the same searches stopped making sense. Meta ads and email still run because the numbers show they pay off.
Its results are not a promise of yours. Open the practice site.
Martin Septic, Howey-in-the-Hills. A website built to bring in customers.
A septic company in Lake County. The owner has more than fifteen years in septic work, and the company has 5.0 stars across 40 Google reviews. The company did great work and grew by word of mouth, but its website was not pulling its weight, so 7-0 built the one that is live now. In a private-window search from Leesburg on October 11, 2026, the company was first on the map for “drain field repair near me” and “grease trap cleaning near me”, and the first unpaid result for “septic service leesburg fl” and “septic service lake county”.
“I absolutely loved the website. 7-0 Marketing did a great job.”Greg Martin, owner, Martin Septic, Howey-in-the-Hills
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Phone number first
The number is the only button in the header and the first button under the headline. On a phone, the Call button appears on the first screen, with a line saying a person answers 24/7.
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Their own truck, not stock
The main photo is the company's own truck on a Lake County dirt road. In one second, a customer knows this is a real local company that does exactly this work.
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Prices on the page
Pump-outs are $350, inspections are $395 and drainfield repair is quoted on site, with no trip or fuel surcharges. A clear price gives customers a reason to choose this company over the next one.
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Every town named
Lake, Sumter and Marion counties are in the headline, with a page each for Leesburg, Clermont, Tavares, Mount Dora, Eustis, The Villages and Ocala, so the site shows up when someone searches for septic service in their town.
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Reviews where the customer reads them
Ten five-star Google reviews appear on the page with names and dates, below services described in one plain sentence each.
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Where it shows up now
First on the map for “drain field repair near me” and “grease trap cleaning near me” from Leesburg. First unpaid result for “septic service leesburg fl” and “septic service lake county”. Run the searches yourself from Lake County.
What we do not claim
We do not publish the company's lead numbers; they belong to the company. What you can check are the searches above and the site itself: open it on your phone and see how long it takes to find the number.
How we measure the work
Every result on this page is something you can check yourself: a Google search you can run, a website you can open, a listing you can look up. We do not publish numbers we cannot show.
For each client we track the same things from the first week: where the business shows up for its main searches, how many calls and forms come in, where each one came from, and what we changed that month. That is what goes in the one-page report.
Search results change with time, place and device, so we always note the town and the date a search was run. If you search from somewhere else, you may see something a little different, which is normal.
Want to see where your business stands? Get the free breakdown, read what we build, or see the towns we serve. For the systems behind this work, see our AI systems and who we are.
Both case studies started the same way every client does: with the real searches from the business’s own town, a look at the listing and the website on a phone, and a short list of what to fix first. Then the work was done week after week, and the results were written down as they happened, with the date on every search.
Questions about our results
Straight answers about what we show and why.
Are these real clients?
Yes. Cheshire Integrative Medicine in The Villages and Martin Septic in Howey-in-the-Hills are both clients, and you can check both yourself.
Why do you only show two?
Because we only show work we can prove. More case studies go up as clients agree to share them.
Can I check the results myself?
Yes. Run the same Google searches from the same town, or open the websites. That is the point.
Will I get the same results?
No one can promise rankings. What we can promise is the work: your listing worked every week, a website built to get the call, and every lead tracked.
How long did these take?
Months of steady work, not days. Listings and websites improve quickly; rankings and reviews build over time.
Did you use paid ads?
Cheshire Integrative Medicine holds its map spots with paid search turned off. Ads are tested small and only kept when they pay.
What did you build for Martin Septic?
A new website with the phone number at the top, real photos of their trucks and work, and a page for each town they serve. See how it shows up from Leesburg.
Can you do this in my town?
If you are within about 50 miles of Fruitland Park, yes, in person. Anywhere else, by phone. See the towns we serve.
Can I talk to the clients?
Ask us on a call. We share what each client has agreed to share, and the public results on this page are yours to check anytime.
What should I look at first?
The searches. Run them yourself from the same town and compare what you see with what is on this page.
Your town has a map too. Who is in the top three?
The free breakdown tells you, in writing, within 48 hours. Then you decide whether you want us to do anything about it.