Monty had contacted us a few months back getting some pricing details to create an eCommerce store, Sports Collectors Galaxy. He sells thousands of sports cards on eBay currently – but wanted to also branch out and make his own eCommerce web store to save the cost on some fees and to put his collection on.
Eventually, Monty notes that he will have millions of sports cards available for purchase on his website.
Once Monty was ready to get started, we got to work right away and had his website completed within just a week! He chose us as his full-service website provider and also had us register and manage his domain name and provide the website hosting.
He also chose some additional functionality – such as the ability to import all of his product names, prices, and quantities from a “CSV” file. With as many cards as Monty has, it would have been too time consuming to use the website system to create the products. By using the import utility, he can import a large file that would take substantially less time to add.
We appreciate the business from Monty and he has already let us know that there will be at least two other individuals he knows that will want a website similar to his. He just wanted to confirm that we were reputable and easy to work with before passing along his referrals to us.
Thank you for the opportunity to create an eCommerce web store for you and your business, Monty!
The Sports Collectors Galaxy website is at sportscollectorsgalaxy.com.
Steve contacted us in regards to getting a website made for his home inspection business a few months back. Jodi, his wife, had us create a website for her property development near Sedona a couple months prior and was very happy with the service and the results of how her website turned out. Therefore, she referred her husband and his business – First Alert Home Inspections – to us to create a basic website for his needs.
Mandi, the owner of Anchorage Ayurveda and Bodywork, contacted us less than a week ago asking for our full range of services – website hosting, website design, domain name management, and logo design.
Jason, owner of CDJ Rentals, contacted BsnTech several months ago to request a website design. His primary purpose was to put an application online that potential tenants could fill out to rent any of the properties that CDJ Rentals manages.
BsnTech Networks was contacted by Kimberly, owner of Scooter Brothers in Kailua-Kona, HI. She had a previous website designer that was no longer in the business – and reached out to us to have a few items changed on her site.
Robert contacted us a few days ago in regards to getting a website up and running very quickly. Robert needed a website that would provide some product information to potential customers along with the ability for them to pay him directly via PayPal.
Ben, the founder of The People’s Nation, contacted BsnTech in order to have a non profit website design done for his organization. Ben’s goal through his organization is to purchase small plots of land throughout the United States and turn them into small plots where food can be grown to feed those that are starving and to also help to provide housing to the homeless. He has plans and information on his site that explain the approximate cost for each of the plots.
BsnTech Networks has just completed the website for RR Roofing located near Tucson, AZ. Avery contacted us a few weeks back on behalf of his friend – Ralph. Ralph has owned and operated RR Roofing for over 30 years and needed to have a website to help with his online presence for his business.
Rina, the founder of Elev8Hope located near Stuart, FL, contacted us a few weeks back in regards to needing help with her website. She had another company make a website for her non-profit organization a while ago – but the ongoing cost was getting to be too much. Elev8Hope was being charged $50 a month for an e-mail address and website hosting services.
Heather from Staunton Guided Tours contacted us a few months back about needing help removing an older website. In the Google search results, their main link for Staunton Guided Tours was going to their site – but sub-links under the main site was pointing to an older site which was replaced a while ago.