Owned implementation case study · October 2026
How our WordPress website connects a service to its next step.
Hassan Labs built its own website to explain a broad range of marketing and technology services while giving Google Business Growth a clear buying path. This is our own implementation, which you can inspect using the links below.
The task: explain the offer and make the next step clear
A visitor should be able to understand what a service includes, how it is priced and whether to request an audit, book a consultation or start the subscription. Broader website and automation projects need their own scope rather than being presented as part of the Google profile plan.
The implementation: separate pages with connected decisions
The WordPress site organizes services into local presence, marketing, websites and business systems. The Google Business Growth page explains the included work, access requirements and reporting. Pricing shows the $249 introductory month and $499 monthly renewal before handing the buyer to Stripe checkout.
The local search comparison helps distinguish profile management, local SEO and paid search. Other service pages lead to a consultation around their own scope.
The inquiry path: different actions with clear outcomes
The audit request asks for a name, email, business name and website or profile link. A consultation is booked through the calendar only after its confirmation. The Growth Plan Finder provides guidance from the answers entered on screen; it does not submit those assessment answers.
What this case study demonstrates
You can inspect the published service structure, offer, comparison, report format and inquiry paths. A visitor can use the navigation on desktop or mobile and choose a next step for the service involved. These are implementation deliverables. This case study does not report client results, lead growth or a measured revenue increase.