Case Study Disclosure
Where our case studies come from, how they are presented, and what the numbers do — and do not — mean.
We publish case studies because they are the most concrete way to show how e-commerce SEO, link building and digital PR work in practice. This page explains exactly how the case studies on E-commerceSEO.com are sourced and presented, so you can weigh the results for yourself.
Source and Attribution
The case studies on this site are selected from the portfolio of Markertion, where the work was executed. Each case study is republished here with clear attribution to the original source, with links to the original case study on markertion.com so you can read it in full. We do not rewrite results to make them sound better than the original reporting.
Results as Reported
Figures, timelines and outcomes in our case studies are presented as reported in the original case studies. Context matters with every one of them: results depend on many factors, including a site’s starting position, its authority, the competitiveness of its niche, the quality of its platform and catalog, how quickly changes are implemented, and market conditions at the time.
Client Identities
Client identities are not disclosed without permission. Where a case study describes an engagement without naming the company, that is deliberate: we describe the business type, market and work performed while respecting the client’s confidentiality. If a client has consented to being named, the case study says so.
Screenshots and Dashboards
Analytics screenshots, dashboards and internal reports from client engagements are not republished on this site without explicit permission from the client. Where a case study contains no screenshots, that is usually why. Any performance imagery on our pages is either shared with permission or clearly labeled as illustrative.
Questions
If you want to know more about how a specific case study was produced — what was done, what the figures are based on, or what the original source says — email [email protected] and we will walk you through it. We would rather answer a hard question than leave one unresolved.