We tried several looks and settled on a format that was professional without being showy and that provided a platform for her clients to speak for her.
 
Here’s an example of broad-based SEO work (getting a client on page one of Google). We were challenged with getting results on as many as 22 keywords as quickly as possible. See what happened…
 
This is a classic case of building a beautiful website. Sabina Nawaz is one of the top CEO coaches in her industry. She asked us to get her a website that would help take her to the next level.
 
Cruiseinjury.com is the website for Charles Moure, part of the legal team of Harris & Moure. Cruiseinjury.com was already getting page one positions for many search terms before Charles contacted us.

He was driving traffic with Google adwords and wanted more exposure. But mostly, he wanted the site to convert better.

 
The Point at Sandpoint is a high-end luxury vacation rental, among the premiere properties on Idaho’s Pend ‘Oreille Lake. It gives visitors 300 feet of lakefront and easy access to Schweitzer Mountain, rated the#3 resort in America for tree skiing. It’s also a small business in itself.

Luxury rentals have not escaped the downturn in the economy. When Kellee Daugherty contacted us, revenues were off and she was heading into high season looking for ways to increase bookings.
 
Kristyn Clayton runs Green House Effects, a forward thinking consultancy on green building. She had a blog when she contacted us. She likes the ability to add her own content easily whenever she wants. And she was happy with the conversational look and tone.

But she wanted to update the platform. She wanted a more modern look. And she wanted to get her own domain so she had a better chance of showing up in the search engine results.
 
Rob Keefe has been a practicing attorney for 30 years. When he finally decided to put up a site, he wanted one that was a bit elegant and presented him as the established attorney he is.