Month: March 2022

Bruce, the owner of Airport Ride Service in Fort Pierce, FL contacted us in mid-February.  He already had a website up and running but wanted to inquire with us about assisting with advertising services.

We provided Bruce two different advertising ideas.  After several weeks, he called us and said he wanted to proceed with both – a Google Places listing and pay per click advertising.

The advertising campaign was setup and started on March 12th and has been very strong with a cost per click of less than $1 for his target audience.  We also simultaneously setup his Google Places listing and completed that process.

About a week ago, Bruce asked us to take over the website hosting and domain name management for his site as well – he wanted to have one single point of contact for his website services needs.  We assisted with getting a backup made of his existing website and got it copied over to our servers.  We additionally made some updates to his website last week as well.

We look forward to working with Bruce with his website service needs!  The website for Airport Ride Service is at aptrideservice.com.

Paul, the owner of AnyTagz, contacted us near the beginning of March asking about our website design services.  He had a product that a website was needed for.

Paul already had another website for a similar product, although it was targeting a different type of client.  For this website, he wanted to target a different group.

The website is a simple three-page website with mobile device compatibility, a basic contact form, a few image animations, and eCommerce integration to allow the sales of the item on the site.

After we had the information to get started on the site, we had the majority completed within 48 hours.  A few modifications were requested by Paul and then today, he approved the site!

The website for AnyTagz is at anytagz.com.

Stephen, the owner of Vom Ruff Kennel, contacted us on March 3rd.  He discovered that his website had went offline a few days before reaching out to us for help.  His website was hosted under the account of the website designer, so he had no access to the website hosting account.

He attempted to contact his prior website designer but wasn’t successful.  After we informed Stephen of his options, he wanted to wait a bit longer to see if the designer would respond.

Today, he emailed us back and said that his prior designer did reach back out to him and provided a backup of his website.  Right away, Stephen made the payment for the website hosting service with BsnTech – and we restored the website.  His website was back up and running within an hour!

The website for Vom Ruff Kennel is at vomruffkennel.com.

Romel, the owner of Mini Arms Depot, contacted us on March 4th.  He needed some help creating a website.

Initially, he supplied us a link to a site that he liked.  After looking through the site, we turned down the work because the example site would have been out of our abilities to create for him.

However, Romel was persistent and explained that he didn’t need to have a website with the same features – but was looking to have a site with a similar type of layout and color scheme.  He explained what the site would be used for and the features.  Upon that phone conversation, we were comfortable with assisting him with the site.

A quote was sent to him and he was ready to have us start on the site.  We began on the site on Monday and within three days, the site was done and completed!

We appreciate Romel’s business and his persistence so it worked out to be a good outcome!

The website for Mini Arms Depot is at miniarmsdepot.com.

Ryan, the owner of Road Ready, contacted BsnTech in need of a logo design.  Ryan’s business is a driver’s education service in Mosinee Wisconsin.

Back at the end of February, Ryan submitted his logo questionnaire to us.  Upon receiving the questionnaire, we supplied Ryan with six logo examples within 48 hours.

After seeing the examples, he had a hard decision choosing which one he liked.  But ultimately after enough time, he chose one logo but wanted to have a couple of changes made to the logo.

Within 24 hours, the new design was completed and sent to Ryan, which he approved!

John contacted us on February 1st.  He is the owner of Damp Hero Bait Company.  John is an artist and creates large wooden fishing lure sculptures and offers them for sale on his site.

John had an issue with his prior website provider and the website hosting was exceptionally unreliable.  The past few months, the website may work, other times it wouldn’t.

We worked closely with John to get a copy of his website through the archive.org website and re-constructed it using the WordPress platform to be as close as possible to his original site.

The site has eCommerce integration with approximately 40 products.  We also created a total of nine pages, a basic contact form, hover over menu navigation, and made it mobile device compatibility.

Today, John approved the website!  His website is at dampherobait.com.