We ran the full process end to end on five real service businesses in five different trades. Below is every asset we produced for each one, and the exact number of blanks we left rather than invent.
Every one of these builds came back with a few hundred markers that read [[CLIENT TO CONFIRM: your founding year]] or [[CLIENT TO CONFIRM: verified Google review count]].
That is deliberate. An AI content tool would have filled every one of those in with something plausible, and you would have published a founding year that is wrong, a review count that is made up, and a licence number that belongs to nobody. We only write facts the audit actually found. Everything else gets a blank and a note telling you exactly where to look it up.
In one of these builds the audit confirmed a 5.0 star rating but never captured how many reviews there were. The system needed that number for the website code. Instead of guessing, it switched the code off and left a note saying to turn it on once the count was verified. A made-up review count is the kind of thing search engines penalise, and the business wears it, not us.
The complete HVAC pack is open in a shared folder. Every file, unedited. The company name, city, phone, address, licence number and competitors are replaced throughout, and nothing else was touched. Not a summary, not a sample chapter. The whole thing.
Company names are withheld. These businesses have not hired us, and publishing a critique of a named company that never asked for one is not something we do. The trade, the region and every number below are real.
Straight from the files, unedited.
The exam is free. If the numbers look bad, that is the point of taking it.
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