Rick contacted us a few weeks ago. He was looking for help figuring out his website accounts and also to find a “better way” to do things.
His original hosting provider deleted his Captain for Hire website since the invoice had went unpaid for a few days. Because of that provider’s policies, he wanted to move away from them.
Together, we reviewed the account and the products that were in it. We found a few items that he wasn’t using and set those to cancel.
In the process, he wanted us to re-create his Captain for Hire website, manage all of his domains for that site, and then we would move on to his next site.
After Rick was ready to get started, we worked with him to complete the domain transfers. We then were able to pull up a prior copy of his website to see what it looked like through the use of the archive.org resource.
Within a day, we had the website completed. Rick was supplied the login information so he could modify the site and he was pleased with the outcome and how quickly his situation was handled.
One thing he specifically mentioned is that it was nice to talk to someone with no accent – and the same person every time he called.
The website for Captain for Hire is at captainforhire.com.
Maria from Rayco Septic & Concrete contacted us yesterday. They previously had us create a website for their septic business several years ago and she reached out to see about getting the website restored.
Tom, the owner of Radio Storm Studios, reached out to us several weeks ago asking about our website design services. He was looking to get a couple of websites made. During those discussions, he also expressed a need to have a logo made for each business as well.
Tom, the owner of Project One Audio, reached out to us several weeks ago asking about our website design services. He was looking to get a couple of websites made. During those discussions, he also expressed a need to have a logo made for each business as well.
Gary, one of the board members for the Michigan Vintage Volkswagen Club (MVVC), emailed us before the new year. He was looking for assistance to get a new website created for their club.
James, the owner of Impact Only LLC, contacted us on January 19th.
Paul, the owner of Old South Shutters & Blinds in Florence, SC – contacted us a couple of weeks ago. He had a very old website and was looking to have the website updated to give it a fresh look.
Klas, the owner of Haglid Engineering, reached out to us a few months ago. He indicated that there were some difficulties with his existing website and they had no access to the site to get in and make changes.
Larry contacted us on November 18th looking for information about a website design. He is a photographer and wanted to showcase his work on a website for the public to see – and potentially purchase some of his prints.
Dwayne, the owner of Kolbee’s Fine Jewelry Company, contacted us back in September looking to get a price estimate on an eCommerce website.