Full site for an apartment complex in Pocatello, Idaho. Built SEO-first from day one — structured metadata, semantic HTML, optimized copy — alongside a secure staff login panel and an advanced contact form system. The numbers speak for themselves.
981
Total Clicks
14.5K
Impressions
6.7%
Avg CTR
#18
Avg Position
Stack: Node.js · Express · PostgreSQL · Custom auth · SEO metadata pipeline · Contact form routing · 12-month Google Search Console data
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