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Results & case studies

The work. The numbers. The results.

Examples of real-world business growth work involving Destin Lewis and the businesses he has helped. Every business is different — these are specific client stories, not a promise of the same outcome.

Results shown are based on specific client experiences provided for this website. They are not typical or guaranteed. Outcomes depend on the business, market, investment, execution, and other factors.

Case study 01 · Five Star Sports Picks

$700K → $1.7M

Reported annual revenue growth in one year.

Client-reported annual revenue, before and after one year working with Destin. The client has stated that Destin helped the company achieve this growth.

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Annual revenue — before$700K
Annual revenue — one year later$1.7M
Bars are proportional to client-supplied annual revenue figures. Not a time-series chart.
~143%Increase — a mathematical comparison of the two client-supplied annual revenue figures.
Keys and a deadbolt lock cylinder on a workbench — category image, not the client

Case study 02 · Atlanta Locksmith

From employee to business owner.To $1M+ in annual revenue.

A local locksmith moved from working for another company to running a business generating more than $1 million in annual revenue, with Google advertising managed by Destin and his team.

Starting point
Working for another locksmith
Owner's business revenue
$1M+ / yr
Ad spend managed
Six-figure Google Ads

Ad spend is advertising expenditure managed by Destin and his team — not revenue or profit.

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How to read these numbers

  • Revenue is the money a business brings in — it is not profit, valuation, or anyone's personal wealth.
  • Ad spend is money invested in advertising. The six-figure Google Ads figure in the locksmith case is expenditure managed by Destin and his team, not revenue.
  • Figures are client-supplied and have not been independently audited. More detailed scope will be added after client review.

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