Case study · Real estate in Costa Rica

High Grade Real Estate: back on Google, and in control of its own website

Their website dropped out of Google overnight. We rescued the property catalog, moved it to a platform the company manages and got it back into search results. Every figure comes from Google Search Console and PageSpeed Insights, unedited.

303 → 72

daily Google impressions after the old website collapsed

107

properties rescued and migrated

61 %

of historical visibility recovered in 14 days

41 → 90

desktop speed score (PageSpeed)

Milestone 1 · July 2026

Rescuing the catalog and getting back on Google

On February 13 the agency's old website, a custom application with no editorial access, collapsed and dropped out of Google: from 303 to 72 daily impressions.

The catalog had no export option, so we extracted all 107 properties, migrated them to a platform under the company's direct control and relaunched the website on July 25. Within 14 days impressions tripled, recovering 61% of its historical visibility.

Google Search Console performance report for the High Grade Real Estate website, showing impressions recovering

Milestone 2 · August 2026

Speed: from the red zone to the green zone

Google PageSpeed Insights scored the website 41 out of 100 on performance. We compressed assets, loaded the critical styles first and removed what was slowing it down: the desktop score rose to 90, keeping 100 out of 100 on SEO.

PageSpeed Insights before: performance score 41
Before: 41 (red zone)
PageSpeed Insights after: performance score 90 on desktop
After: 90 on desktop (green zone)

The result

A website they control

Before, the agency depended on a system it couldn't edit or export. Today the website, the catalog and the Google accounts are in the company's name, and its team can update properties on its own.

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