What changed when we got involved.

CASE STUDIES

Starting point, change, result.

Each card shows where the project stood, what changed and the strongest result. No invented wins: numbers come from client systems; qualitative changes are shown as such.

1. 

   Der Transfershop · DTF transfers · B2B online shop

   From zero customers to nearly €250k in shop revenue.

   A new B2B online shop with no customers. Leadforge joined as Growth Partner before the first sale and built the system of acquisition, samples, activation, order value and repeat purchase.

   Starting point

   A new online shop, zero paying customers

   What changed

   A growth system in which repeat customers carry 88 % of revenue

   Since

   March 2024 · Growth Partner

   Result

   • €247,157 shop revenue since launchGross, June 2024 – September 2026; net €187,786.
   • 28× monthly revenue€525 in June 2024 → €14,567 in September 2026, net.
   • 88 % of revenue from repeat ordersNet, June 2024 – September 2026; 222 repeat customers.

   Next chapter: product page and Google search — results will be added to the case study, dated.

   Read the Transfershop case study→

   Offers for a similar starting point: Growth Partner · All services

2. 

   JobOutfit · B2B workwear · Germany · relaunch

   From a product form to a B2B enquiry journey that starts with context.

   Businesses looking for branded workwear first had to understand a catalogue. The new site starts with their situation — how they buy, their sector, their size — and leads to the right offer.

   Starting point

   A product form with eleven categories that said little about the buyer

   What changed

   Three ways to buy and an enquiry journey that clarifies the business context first

   Live since

   25 August 2026

   Result

   • 7 in 14 days valid enquiries, 6 of them from new customers15–28 Sep 2026; previously 7 enquiries in 59 days (Feb–Apr 2026, recorded differently).
   • 4 offers sentAs of 30 Sep 2026, from the client's enquiry list.

   Technically: migration, measurement and consent fully tested before launch.

   Read the JobOutfit case study→

   Offers for a similar starting point: Growth Website Package · Growth Partner

3. 

   9 House Tattoo · Tattoo studio · Chiang Mai · first website

   A real room and real work, translated into the studio’s first website.

   9 House opened in August 2026 and had never had a website. Leadforge built 9house.tattoo from the room itself: curated work credited to its artists, an exact route to the door, and enquiries that open WhatsApp already written.

   Starting point

   A new studio without a website of its own

   What changed

   A website of its own for the work, enquiries and the way into the studio

   Live since

   August 2026

   Result

   • 12 of 65 photos of finished work curated, each credited to its artistSelected from the studio's image library.

   Technically: own domain, open to search engines, no ad pixels.

   Read the 9 House case study→

   Offers for a similar starting point: Premium Website Package · Custom Website Project

4. 

   Crazy4Cryptos · Crypto education · Wix relaunch

   A five-year-old Wix site became a clear, modern customer journey — without losing the search demand it had built.

   The old homepage offered three equal paths, and key sales pages were blocked from Google. The relaunch leads to one next step — the Crypto Insider membership — and carries five years of search entries with it.

   Starting point

   A Wix site grown over five years, three equal buttons, six blocked sales pages

   What changed

   A modern site with one clear path to the membership

   Live since

   5 September 2026

   Result

   • 99.4 % of historical search entries land on a working page50,201 of 50,504 entry sessions of the old site, 2021–2026.
   • 3 → 1 equal buttons → one next stepHomepage hero before (12 Aug 2026) and today.

   Technically: old addresses forwarded one by one; code by Leadforge's development partner.

   Read the Crazy4Cryptos case study→

   Offers for a similar starting point: Premium Website Package · Custom Website Project

RESULTS BY PROBLEM

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Each line leads to the project that solved exactly this problem.

• Customers buy once — and don't come back

  26× monthly revenue from repeat orders€545 → €14,101 per month, September 2024 vs. September 2026; today 88 % of revenue.

  Transfershop case study→

• You need a repeatable way to win new customers

  154 paying customers from 1,063 free samples1,162 orders between them; 67 % ordered again.

  Transfershop case study→

• Customers buy, but order value stays too low

  €32 → €84 average order value, with 4.7× as many ordersNet, September 2024 vs. September 2026.

  Transfershop case study→

• Your B2B website makes buyers work too hard

  7 in 14 days valid enquiries since the new site, 6 of them from new customers15–28 Sep 2026; previously 7 enquiries in 59 days.

  JobOutfit case study→

• Your site has grown into a confusing legacy experience

  3 → 1 equal buttons → one clear next stepHomepage before (12 Aug 2026) and after the relaunch.

  Crazy4Cryptos case study→

• Modernise without throwing away accumulated search demand

  99.4 % of historical search entries land on a working page50,201 of 50,504 entry sessions of the old site.

  Crazy4Cryptos case study→

• Your business has no strong digital presence of its own yet

  12 of 65 pieces curated — the studio's first website of its ownWith artist credits, directions to the door and an enquiry channel.

  9 House case study→