Historical case studies

Go Pave Utah

Regular content. Measurable organic visibility.

July 2025–April 2026

11,671

Reported organic Facebook post reach · April 2026

The challenge

A purpose for the program.

Give a commercial paving business a regular social presence that shows the people, projects and knowledge behind its work. SLF launched Go Pave’s content program in May 2025 and developed a mix of educational, people-focused and community content.

The approach

The work in practice.

We used footage from Go Pave’s crews, highlighted the work behind the finished project and kept publishing throughout the year. Monthly reporting gave the team a way to review what was getting attention and choose the next ideas to develop. By January–April 2026, the Facebook account was publishing 20–21 posts each month.

The reporting record

Reported organic Facebook post reach

Exact source periods and account post counts. Bar lengths share a zero baseline and one scale within this case.

Jul 1–31, 2025
1,46026 posts
Aug 1–31, 2025
1,15423 posts
Sep 1–30, 2025
1,89820 posts
Oct 1–31, 2025
3,10130 posts
Nov 1–30, 2025
5,24332 posts
Dec 1–31, 2025
4,20624 posts
Jan 1–31, 2026
1,61821 posts
Feb 1–28, 2026
5,48220 posts
Mar 1–31, 2026
24,25920 posts
Apr 1–30, 2026
11,67121 posts
January was a quieter month within an existing program, not the original starting baseline. April 2026 remained above the early reports but was 52% below the March peak. The four January–April reports show paid post reach of zero; that statement applies to those Facebook post-reach windows only.
The takeaway

What we can learn.

A steady publishing rhythm gives a business more opportunities to show its expertise, learn from audience response and keep useful content in circulation. Go Pave’s record shows why a sequence of months, including the quieter ones, tells a more useful story than one breakout result.

Source & limitations

Databox Facebook Page Insights exports, July 2025–April 2026. Organic and Paid are separate source Post Overview rows. Reported platform metrics are not verified leads, customers or revenue. This observational comparison does not isolate the effect of any one content decision. Post counts describe account activity, not proof that SLF authored every post.

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