── CASE STUDIES
Results that
speak for themselves.
At Gecko Studio we don't sell promises — we show measurable results. Every case study on this page follows the same method: an initial audit to understand the starting point, a strategy tailored to each client's sector and market, execution across web, content and search positioning, and continuous measurement to double down on what works.
We work with very different businesses —car rental in the Balearics, water experiences in Ibiza, transport, projects with international ambition between Spain and Italy— and in all of them we look for the same thing: qualified organic traffic, visibility for the searches that actually bring customers, and growth that lasts.
The metrics on each card are real and verifiable: traffic increases, ranking improvements and entry into new markets. They aren't one-off spikes but results that hold, because they're built on solid technical foundations and content designed for people, not just algorithms.
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Evergreen content for the transport sector: a strategy still driving traffic years later
Client: Tourist transport company (Balearic Islands)
Car rental in the Balearics: how we multiplied organic traffic (real case)
Client: Car rental business (Balearic Islands)
Rent-a-car in Spain and Italy: real multi-country SEO case (what worked, what didn't)
Client: Vehicle rental company (Spain and Italy)
How we scaled an Ibiza nautical charter to 3 international markets (real case)
Client: Exclusive water experiences (Ibiza)
Any agency's case studies can be read in two ways: as a showcase, or as evidence. To read them as evidence, ask what the percentage on the card is really measuring. A rise of 250% means little until you know where it started.
When you look at a case study, ours or anyone else's, these are the questions that tell you whether it applies to you:
- What was the problem, exactly? A case where the starting point was a single page for everything is useful if your site has the same flaw. If it does not, the result is not transferable.
- What changed first? The order of the work matters as much as the work. A project that fixed foundations before publishing content tells you more than one that simply lists outcomes.
- Which figure is the business result? Traffic is a means. Bookings, enquiries or direct sales are what pay the bills, so look for that number first.
- How long did it take? A result in seven months and a result in twelve imply different budgets and patience. Do not expect a different timeline from your own project.
- What did not work? Case studies that say so are more believable than those that report only wins.
Also check whether the business model matches yours. Tourist-transport or water-experience companies compete with large platforms and depend on seasonal demand; a local professional service or an online shop faces different pressures, even if the techniques overlap.
The most useful way to use any case study is as a conversation starter. Bring one that resembles your situation to a first meeting and ask what would be the same, what would be different and what you would need to measure from day one.
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Updated on 9 November 2026