Customers

Mary and Tim from Tools & Toys contacted us on April 18th.  She called and spoke to us about creating an eCommerce website.  They were referred to us by another one of our customers – Collector’s Shelf Farm Toys.  Mary and her husband had their own business with the same type of products.

They spoke about how easy it was to navigate the other website and wanted to have a site similar.

We provided an itemized estimate and later in the day, they agreed to move forward.

The initial invoice was paid and we registered the domain name and setup the web hosting.  They completed the eCommerce questionnaire and the other items needed to get the site started a few days later.

Today, the website was approved!  They are adding products to their website currently but they are open for business.

The website for Tools & Toys is at toolsandtoysiowa.com.

Keefe, an associate of the Church of Christ at Florida Avenue in Palm Bay FL, reached out to us in mid March asking about help with our website services.

We followed up with Keefe right away with our regular message we send to get customers acquainted with our services and some of the terminology.

Keefe responded about a week later indicating that they still were looking to have a website made, but needed to run it by the congregation prior to starting.

On April 16th, he replied back and said that the church approved getting the website created.  We provided an updated estimate for his needs.  That same day, he completed the initial payment to start on the site.

Over the course of a week, we received the information to put on the website and made a few changes as needed.  The website is three pages with an external link for a donation website, the site has social networking integration, and is mobile friendly.

The website for the church is at churchofchristatfloridaavenue.com.

James, the Pastor and Founder of Church2100 in Palm Bay FL, went through our order system on April 19th to place an order for a website.

After obtaining the list of his requirements, we discovered that there were a few features he added during the order process that he didn’t need – which ended up saving him $185 on the website design cost.

James sent over the information to put on his website along with an example to help us model his website after.  Within 24 hours, we had all of the material added to the website.  A few modifications were needed after the content was added to the website.  However, the website was fully completed in a matter of three days!

The website has a total of five pages, it has a website blog for posting of Sermons, and the site is mobile friendly.

We appreciate the business from James and the ability to serve him with the creation of his church website!

The website is at church2100.org.

Dan Gosa contacted us a couple of weeks ago looking for some assistance with his existing website.  Dan has been a customer of ours for about a year as we assisted with creating some websites for labor groups.

Dan had a website created for his campaign as he is running for State Representative in Iowa District 81.  However, he was looking to have the site reproduced and moved away from the other hosting vendor.

After Dan placed his order, we had the website completed within four days.  It took another five days for the domain transfer to go through, but that completed today.

His website is at dangosaforiowa.com.

Robert, the owner of Mountaineer Window Services in Aurora CO, contacted us on March 27th about a website request.

He already began making a website with a different website building program, but he communicated that it didn’t provide him the capabilities or options that he needed for his website.

A few days later, he emailed and wanted to get started.  We worked over the phone to see what he had started on the other website and got the domain name pointing to the new hosting account with us.

After a few days, we had the main parts of the website done.  Last week, he sent us the pictures he wanted in his gallery and got those added.

Today, the website was approved and it is now launched!

The website for Mountaineer Window Services is at mountaineerwindowservices.com.

Daniel and Leslie, the owners of The Purrfect Pour Cat Cafe, contacted BsnTech Networks in mid-January looking for a cost estimate to make a website.  They were opening a cat cafe and adoption center in the Charlotte NC area and had a slated opening date in March 2024.

Daniel and Leslie supplied an example website that they liked which helped us understand more about what they were wanting.

Initially we were going to use a booking platform directly on the website but after gathering their requirements, an external booking company was necessary to provide the capabilities they needed.

We worked on the website over the past few months.  They were not quite ready to open the facility especially with contractor and permit delays, so they opened a little behind schedule.

The website has a total of six pages.  It is mobile friendly, includes a social networking bar, hover over / drop down menu navigation, a basic contact form for their online waiver, and the integration with their booking platform.

The site is completed and they have been using it for the past several weeks – gathering over 1,300 shares of their website on social media so far!

The Purrfect Pour Cat Cafe’s website is at thepurrfectpourcatcafe.com.

Art reached out to us a few days after the new year looking to get information about what was needed to create a website.  He is the owner of a destination farm called Proper Peasant Farm. His farm also has a brewery as an additional attraction.

We previously created his logo and that was done several weeks ago.

Art was ready to get started in mid-January.  We setup a generic website with some demo text and pictures to start off with some ideas for Art.  Once that was completed, he supplied us his color scheme and ideas for what he wanted for pictures.  Those were sourced and added to the site.

The website is not fully completed at this point, so Art will be reaching back out to us once he has the final materials to complete the setup.

The address to find Proper Peasant Farm is at properpeasant.com.

David from Boardman Brown Consulting LLC reached out to us in December for website and logo design assistance.  We previously posted about the completion of the logo portion of the project.

David supplied us an example website that he liked and was looking to have something similar.  This greatly helped understand what they were looking for.

Shortly after the initial payment was made, he shared a document with us that contained the start of the website information.  Over the course of the two months after, additional pictures and text modifications were done to the website.

A few weeks ago, the website was approved and it is now launched!  The website is a three page website.  It is mobile friendly, it has a basic contact form, and a picture gallery system.

The website can be found at boardmanbrownconsulting.com.

David from Boardman Brown Consulting LLC contacted us in mid-December looking for assistance for a logo and website. We communicated with David and provided him an estimate for the requested services.  At the start of January, he was ready to move forward.

Specifically for the logo, our designer supplied some initial concepts.  A few revisions were needed to get the logo to it’s finished state.

In our prior post, we spoke about helping to create a logo design for McGrath Construction Services.

Kelly also needed a website created for his site.  He referenced a site that we created for an equipment company and mentioned that he liked the simplicity of the site and was looking for something similar.

After receiving the information for his site, we got started.  Within 48 hours, the majority of the website was completed.  There were a few changes that needed to be done over the following week.  The website has two pages and it is mobile friendly.

The site is completed and live!

You can find their website at mcgrathconstructionservices.com.