
Every case study here comes from a real Released Solutions project: live websites we rebuilt, migrated, rescued and still support. They are a small sample of our work, each chosen because it shows a different problem and the measured result of fixing it.
A portfolio shows what a website looks like. A case study shows what it changed. Each project above describes the problem as we found it, what we kept and what we replaced, and the result as measured on the live site — including the numbers we chose not to claim when they would not survive scrutiny.
These are not the whole of our work. Released Solutions has supported some clients for more than a decade, and most of what we do is the steady website maintenance and support that keeps a site secure, current and earning its place in search. Some of our engineering is delivered white-label through agency partners, and that work stays under their name. More case studies will be added as projects conclude and clients agree to be featured.
Four different organisations, four different starting platforms, and the same four decisions made each time.
Every site here held years of content, links and search history. A WordPress website rebuild should carry that equity forward, not start from zero — one migration moved a decade of pages without losing a single inbound link.
Calendars, email and payments are solved problems, so we adopt proven tools. Custom WordPress development is reserved for what is genuinely specific to the business: a scoring model, a directory, a booking flow, a subscription tier.
A site its owner cannot update is a liability. Each project ends with publishing reduced to a few plain steps, and with the business owning its code, its content and its data outright.
We report matched before-and-after windows, name what changed, and leave out any figure a campaign or a tracking change could have inflated. Visibility in AI answers now matters alongside rankings, so we measure both — see SEO and AEO for small businesses.
Each case study draws on one or more of the same core services, available to small businesses across Miami, South Florida and beyond.
WordPress rebuilds, platform migrations from Joomla, Base44 and other builders, and custom plugins where off-the-shelf tools fall short.
Ongoing website support, security, updates and optimization, so a site keeps performing long after launch day.
Search, Google Business Profile, email and listings managed together, so every place a customer finds you tells the same story.
Your website paired with an AI coworker that keeps content, updates and optimization moving between our visits.
Running paid campaigns alongside the website? See digital marketing and online advertising.
The thinking behind these projects, written for small-business owners.
Or browse everything on the Released Solutions blog.
Yes. Every case study on this page is a real Released Solutions engagement on a live website you can visit, and each one links to the site itself. The numbers come from the sites' own data, measured with the same method before and after the work.
No. These four are a small sample, chosen because each one shows a different kind of problem. Much of what we do is ongoing website maintenance and support that never becomes a headline, and some of it is delivered white-label through agency partners, where the work cannot be published under our name.
Most of our builds finish on WordPress, because it gives a business ownership of its site and the widest pool of help. We regularly move sites onto it from other platforms, including Joomla and AI app builders such as Base44.
Yes. Website maintenance, support and optimization is the core of how we work. One of the sites on this page has been supported by Released Solutions for more than a decade.
Yes. Online presence management covers the website plus everything that shapes how a business is found: search, Google Business Profile, email, and the listings and answers that AI tools draw on.
Start with a conversation about where your site is today. There is no obligation, and you will come away knowing what is worth fixing first.
See how we keep a small business website working, found and owned — then book a conversation about yours.
