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Matthew Public Reports: Publish the Client Report You Can Show
Proof works better when people can see it
Client work creates results. Results create reports. But most reports cannot just be posted in public as they are, because they carry sensitive details that were never meant for an open audience. So the proof sits in a folder, unseen, doing nothing for the next client who is trying to decide whether to trust you.
Matthew Public Reports solves that exact problem. It lets you publish the client report you have permission to show, with sensitive details stripped and verified counts kept intact.
Read that carefully, because the two halves matter equally. Sensitive details get stripped. Verified counts stay intact. You protect the client and you keep the proof real at the same time.
What it does
The job is selective publishing. You start with a client report. You have permission to show it. Permission does not mean every detail in it belongs in public, so the sensitive details come out before it goes live.
What stays in are the verified counts. Counts are the part a prospect actually weighs. They are the measurable part of the story. If you strip those out along with the sensitive details, you are left with vague claims, and vague claims convince nobody. Keeping verified counts intact means the published report still stands up as evidence.
That balance is the whole product. Publish too much and you betray a client’s trust. Publish too little and you have marketing copy, not a report. This addon is built to land in the middle, where a report is safe to show and still worth showing.
Who it is for
This is for service providers, agencies, and independent builders who do client work and want to show results without exposing the client. If your best sales asset is work you have already done, and that work is locked inside private reports, this was built for you.
It is also for anyone who has ever hesitated before sharing a win because they could not separate the public proof from the private details. That hesitation is reasonable. The answer is a process, not a gamble.
The problem it solves
Trust is hard to earn and easy to lose. Publishing a raw report risks the client’s trust and possibly their business details. Publishing nothing wastes the strongest proof you have. Most people pick one of those two bad options because doing it properly, by hand, report after report, is slow and error-prone.
Matthew Public Reports makes the proper way the practical way. Permission first. Sensitive details stripped. Verified counts kept. Then publish.
Price and status
Matthew Public Reports is version 2026.10.5.01, and the source has been reviewed. I state that plainly because it is the status I can stand behind.
Price is not listed on the product page. It is licensed by request through the product page. If you do client work and need to show it properly, start the conversation there.