One anchor engagement, told straight: the situation, what was built, and how the incentive model changed the work. Where we don’t publish a number, it’s because we won’t invent one.
Anchor Case Study · Education
Preschool & early learning · Plano, Texas
A neighborhood preschool with a high-value customer — a family enrolling a child is worth thousands of dollars in first-year tuition — but no reliable way to turn local demand into enrollments. Marketing meant paying for activity: a website here, some ads there, with no line connecting spend to an enrolled family. Inquiries lived in inboxes and spreadsheets, so nobody could say which ad dollar produced which student.
Under pay-per-customer, MariaCare earns a fee only when a family actually enrolls — not when an ad is clicked or a tour is requested. That flipped the day-to-day priorities:
Performance metrics for this engagement will be published here once verified. We state no numbers rather than inventing them.
Also Operating
Earlier engagements on the same stack — predating the pay-per-customer model, and part of how it was developed.
Brand site and digital presence for a Bolivian soda brand — site build, hosting, and search visibility on the MariaCare WordPress stack.
highsoda.club →Property-management site for a Danube Properties portfolio — listing pages, inquiry capture, and lead routing on the same stack.
visitdubai.homes →Pay-Per-Customer Advertising
15% of your Agreed Customer Value per customer, $100 minimum — confirmed in your own Salesforce, invoiced monthly with every line traceable to a record. You pay Google for ad spend directly.
Per customer created, $100 minimum. Agreed at onboarding from your financials, reviewed quarterly. No retainers, no % of ad spend.
A customer counts only at your qualifying Salesforce stage — deduplicated, attributed, and auditable on every invoice line.
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