Month: September 2017

Website Design for Divine Breath Yoga

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Candace, owner of Divine Breath Yoga, reached out to us asking about our website services.  She was not needing anything fancy – just a simple website that qualified for our base website design rate.

She initially had the website with GoDaddy but was tired of them raising her yearly rates every year.

Candace sent over the info needed to start on the site and we had it completed quickly.

By changing over to our services, she is going to immediately start saving at least $100 a year on her hosting service.  We are also managing her domain name at no extra cost.

The website for Divine Breath Yoga is at divinebreathyoga.com.

Website Design For Paige Gibson, Author

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Paige Gibson, a prior customer of BsnTech, contacted us to get a blog website setup.  She wanted a simple site with the ability to share her posts and like them on social media along with the ability for visitors to subscribe to her blog.

We setup the site for her and configured the subscription platform to automatically send an email out to subscribers when a new blog post was created.

The site took us just a few days to setup and then a couple small changes were made.

The site for Paige is now setup and live!

Paige Gibson’s personal author website is at paige1books.com.

Website Design For Wood Chuck Fencing Company, LLC

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Charles reached out to us last week about getting a website created for his fencing business.  He provided an example website that he liked and so we gave him an itemized estimate based on the site he provided.

After some pairing down of the features he didn’t need, we landed on a final price and he was ready for us to get started.

Charles sent us several pictures to use on the site and the info.  We quickly created a fresh and modern website that was easy to navigate and look at the services he offers.

Today, the site was completed and approved.

The website for Wood Chuck Fencing Company, LLC is at woodchuckfencing.com.

Website Design for Halloween Outlets of Jackson MS

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Bill and Dana, current customers of BsnTech, asked us to create a very simple site for their Halloween Outlet store opening in Jackson MS.

Because of the amount of business they have provided us over the years, we created the website at no cost for the two domain names and hosting service they awarded us with.

The site is extremely simple – they provided three pictures to add to the site and they simply wanted the address, a Google map, hours of operation, and a phone number.

The work was completed in about an hour’s period of time.

We appreciate the continued business from Bill and Dana!

The Halloween Outlets of Jackson MS website is at halloweenoutletsofms.com.

Website Design for Linzy Marie Dance Studio

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Elana went through our online estimate program to get a quote for a website.  She was only wanting to a basic site with no other functionality except three pages.

After she put together her order, she called us to ask some questions about the design service and what it included.  After speaking with her, she was ready to move forward.

Elana sent us the information and her logo within an hour after payment.  We added a couple of graphics to the website and it was completed within 24 hours!

The information for Elana to administer her site was sent to her today so she can add other info to the site and update it as needed.

The website for Linzy Marie Dance Studio is lmdancestudio.com.

Granny Smith Apples

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I took some photos back on the 30th of August and am just having a chance to post now.

This year – our Granny Smith apple tree seemed to be ‘loaded’ with little apples.  I was hoping that they were going to get larger, but they never did.  That makes sense though – because the apple tree that I bought was put on a “semi-dwarf” rootstock.  That means that they took the main plant when it was growing and spliced it in with a root that was small.  That effectively limits the growth of the tree.  That is good though – because there are power lines directly overhead the tree.  And the semi-dwarf rootstock will allow for up to around 15 feet of growth.

But the sad consequence is that we are going to have apples that are maybe half (or smaller) than the size of a regular apple.

It is free fruit though!  I picked about a dozen apples from the tree.  Because I don’t spray or use any pesticides, some of them did have holes and chunks taken out of them.

Granny Smith Apple Tree

On the same day, I also picked a decent amount of tomatoes.  So they are side by side:

Tomatoes and Apples

There isn’t much left of the garden – essentially only tomatoes and green beans.  The green beans I have let loose – and they are now going to seed.  This way I’ll have seed to plant next year without going to the store and buying it.

Green Beans

You can see that the pods are all turning brown and drying out – then I can open them and harvest the seeds.

The four Best Boy tomato plants have done pretty good this year.  Considering we haven’t had tomatoes for the past two years due to deer, it has been great.  There are lots of green tomatoes on the plants and we’ve picked probably three or four dozen tomatoes so far.  The weather significantly cooled off the past few weeks so I am not sure how many more tomatoes are going to fully ripen.

Best Boy Tomatoes

Another just another picture of the front garden:

Front Garden

The last picture is from the onions.  A couple weeks back, I spent a good amount of time cutting the tops off the onions outside.  They have all been sitting on the outside table for several weeks to allow them to dry.  So it was time to clean the table up.

Walla Walla Onions

Overall, the Walla Walla Onions did very good this year with over 100+ harvested.  A good handful were very large but the majority were smaller.

Website Design for Eagle Point Inspections, LLC

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Clifton reached out to us asking about website design services.  He was prepared with the material written up that he wanted on the site along with having a professional logo already designed.

Upon the initial payment, we started his the Eagle Point Inspections, LLC website and had it mostly done within 24 hours.  A few small updates later, the site was completed and approved within 72 hours!

Since Clifton had everything ready, this greatly helped us get the website completed in a very quick timeframe.

The website for Eagle Point Inspections, LLC is at eaglepointinspections.com.