Known weak capture path
Use this to see whether the scanner catches deliberately introduced friction.
SmallBizzWizz has no customer outcome case study yet, so we do not manufacture one. Instead, you can inspect the method, inspect the source, reproduce the controlled validation, and see exactly where the evidence stops.
This test ran against production, using the same public scanner surface used for normal scans. It demonstrates that the detector responds to known capture-path changes under controlled conditions. It does not demonstrate a revenue increase.
The two pages below are synthetic fixtures, not customer results. The “before” version deliberately exposes a plain-text phone number without tap-to-call, has no lead form, no clear quote action, and weak trust evidence. The “after” version deliberately adds a tel: call action, quote CTA, short form, trust proof, and LocalBusiness structured data.
Use this to see whether the scanner catches deliberately introduced friction.
Use this to confirm that the same scanner stops raising issues when the relevant signals are actually present.
This is an acceptance test, not proof of revenue lift. It demonstrates detection behavior under controlled conditions. Real conversion impact requires real traffic and business data.
The controlled test establishes scanner behavior. The next stronger proof requires a real business, permission to document the work, a defined baseline and post-change measurement window, and enough traffic to make the comparison meaningful. Until that exists, SmallBizzWizz will not present a synthetic fixture as a customer success story.