Customers

Rick, the owner of Pink Fight Club, reached out to us a few weeks ago about his trouble with the current provider he was using for website services.  We previously posted of some of those difficulties with our last post when we completed his domain transfers and website rebuild for Captain For Hire.

Once that project was done, he was ready to push forward with the Pink Fight Club site.  This website was still operational and it was built with a proprietary website building platform.  While on the phone with Rick, we assisted with completing the domain transfer.  We then got started getting the website reproduced as close as possible to the original site.

Within a few hours, the simple three-page website was setup and completed.

Rick is very pleased with our focus, customer service, and the education we provided him with some technical terminology that he didn’t understand.

The site for Pink Fight Club is at pinkfightclub.com.

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.

In the process, they also wanted to add their concrete service to the website.  They started out by doing concrete service initially and added the septic services about ten years into the concrete service.

The website was restored today and modified with a new logo, color scheme, pictures, and text.

After about two hours of updates, the website is complete and live!

The new site can be found at snydersepticandconcrete.com.

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.

Our logo designer created four different logo examples for Tom to choose from for this project.  One of the designs was chosen and we made a few revisions based on his requests.

The logo has been approved and completed!

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.

Our logo designer created five different logo examples for Tom to choose from for this project.  One of the designs was chosen and we made a few revisions based on his requests.

The logo has been approved and completed!

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.

They had a website prior, but the individual that managed the site was no longer available and the site was taken offline.

After exchange some emails with Gary, we had a conference call with the rest of the MVVC board.

The board approved the decision to move forward with creating the website.  We began working on the website right away and within a week’s period of time, the website was mostly completed.

Today, some final changes were made to the site and it was approved for launch!

You can find the MVVC website at mvvc.club.

James, the owner of Impact Only LLC, contacted us on January 19th.

James already had an existing website for his business, but it was very old.  He needed to get the website updated at the direction of his SEO company, and they recommended WordPress.

Armored with information, James found another website we just recently created and wanted his site to be setup similar to it.

He was ready to go!  After our phone call on January 20th, he placed his order and we began working on the site.

By the afternoon, the website was done and approved!  We are working on the domain transfer portion of the project now and he will be all completed.

His website is a simple site with four pages, mobile device compatibility, and a basic contact form.

Impact Only LLC can be found at impact-only.com.

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.

Additionally, he mentioned that his hosting company kept raising their rates and he wanted to move hosting to a lower cost provider.

We were able to meet both of those needs for Paul.  Our web hosting saved him $8 a month compared to what he was paying.

After we understood what Paul was looking for, we worked with him to create his new website.  New pictures of his products and installations were provided and a picture gallery was added to each page to showcase those.

Today, the website was completed and it is live!

The website for Old South Shutters & Blinds can be found at oldsouthshutters.com.

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.

We assisted Klas and had a conference call with the vendor, but they were not willing to supply access to the site for Klas to manage the site within their organization.

Therefore, he proceeded to have us try and re-create the website as close as possible with the understanding that Haglid Engineering would have full ownership and access to the website.

At BsnTech Networks, we provide all of our customers full access to their website.  We will even send them a “zip” copy of their website if asked.  Afterall, the service we provide – while digital – is still a “product” that the person or company pays for.

Over about a week’s period of time, we re-created the site.  They now have full access to the site to make changes as needed.

The Haglid Engineering website can be found at haglidengineering.com.

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.

He provided us an example website to help us understand what he was looking for.  Larry was looking for a minimalistic “black and white” website which allowed his photography to “do the talking”.

Once Larry was ready to go, he needed to gather the material for his site.  After Thanksgiving, he began sending us the pictures to put on the site.  Today, he sent the final pictures to add into the galleries.

The website is now launched and open for the public!  Larry’s Light Collections can be found at larryslightcollections.com.