Nineteen frames.
Every one checkable.
Eight records worked on, and eleven public figures hung alongside them to teach. Every plaque carries the machine identifier. Every frame opens the search that produced it. Nothing on this wall has to be taken on trust, which is unusual in this business and is rather the point.
Captured 31 August 2026. Unmodified.
19 frames showing.
What separates the two client groups
Four of the eight hang on the bare name. Four are live records that answer only when the identifier is searched.
Both are real. Both took the same work to reach. The difference is whether Google has yet decided that this particular record is the dominant answer for that particular string of letters, and that decision is not on a schedule anyone can see or influence.
Wanuri Kahiu's frame is labelled differently again. That record existed before we did. It was corrected and extended, never built, and it says so on the plaque, because a record you inherited is not a record you made.
If the wall convinced you, the price will not surprise you.
$3,000 flat, half at intake, half when there is something to show you. Full refund at twelve months if nothing is live.
Four of these are unfinished and they are on the wall anyway.
Four fair questions
Why publish the four that are not finished?
Because the gap between a live file and a panel that appears on your plain name is the single most commonly hidden fact in this business, and hiding it is how people end up disappointed twelve months after paying. Showing four half-built records costs us a little polish and buys the reader an accurate expectation.
Are the public figures your clients?
No, and they are labelled that way on every plaque. They are hung here to teach, because a finished record is easier to understand than a description of one. Every one of them is linked to the search that produced it so you can check.
How were these captured?
Through a normal signed-out browser session on 31 August 2026, unmodified and uncropped except for page height. Each frame opens the exact search that produced it, so nothing here depends on you believing us.
Why is Zerodha on the wall?
Because it is not a Knowledge Panel and it looks like one to almost everybody. It is a sitelinks block. Being able to tell the two apart is genuinely useful before you pay anyone for either.