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The engagements below are real, and so are the results. We do not publish numbers we cannot stand behind. A selection of client work is shown here; additional examples are available privately when relevant, as some engagements are confidential.
Mercedes-Benz
of Benzel-Busch
Challenge. The service department needed a stronger presence in local search.
Work. Courtney worked with the Director of Service on Google visibility, reviews and local search performance.
Result. Improved visibility and helped more prospective service customers discover the dealership.
Challenge. The shop had no website and no search presence, in a market where fleet managers and stranded drivers find help online and decide in seconds.
Work. A five page site designed for how customers actually reach a diesel shop: 24/7 roadside up front, click to call throughout, a mobile call bar, real shop photography and local SEO for its market.
Result. Launched August 2026 on the shop's own domain, a direct line from Google to the service desk.
Challenge. The shop's work belonged in the luxury conversation, but its online presence didn't, and the customers who spend at that level couldn't find it.
Work. Courtney rebuilt the website, improved its SEO, and helped establish partner relationships with Novitec and Brabus so the shop appears alongside the names its customers already trust.
Result. More business coming through the shop, and a presence that matches the vehicles it works on.
Challenge. A growing studio was ready to be known for post-operative recovery, but its platform built site, buried services and frustrating booking widget were holding the brand back.
Work. A full rebrand and a custom five page website built around the studio's highest value services, with online booking integrated on the page, redundant subscriptions retired and local SEO rebuilt.
Result. Launched August 2026. Live, indexed, taking bookings, and running at a lower monthly cost than the setup it replaced.
Challenge. The company's new Wix website was ready to go live, but an ICANN 60 day transfer lock kept the domain stuck at its previous registrar.
Work. Courtney managed the technical setup of the site and domain, and worked around the lock by connecting the existing domain to the new Wix site through DNS while registration stayed at Squarespace. Wix implementation, platform migration strategy, DNS configuration and technical troubleshooting.
Result. The new site launched on schedule, and the domain transfer completed later on its own clock.
Challenge. An experienced massage therapist wanted to teach newer therapists how to build a sustainable practice. There was no curriculum, platform, pricing or launch plan.
Work. We built the program: positioning, pricing, platform selection, a four week curriculum, and the launch plan.
Result. A finished program ready for market, with a cohort launch strategy and a partnership structure.
Challenge. The foundation needed a credible public presence, donation processing and event ticketing, without adding administrative burden to a small team.
Work. A five page website with integrated donations, live ticketing for the foundation's fundraisers, and inquiry forms routed straight to the team. We maintain the site as events open and close.
Result. A live platform at mccowncf.org accepting donations and selling event tickets, on infrastructure that costs almost nothing to run.
Challenge. One of the largest nonprofit collegiate baseball leagues for young men pursuing professional careers was facing the end of its PrestoSports platform. Years of records, rosters, statistics and league history lived there, with no path off it. Losing that archive would have meant losing the league's institutional record, and with it the continuity the league runs on.
Work. Courtney migrated the league's data onto a new platform, built the new website around it, and trained the organization's people to maintain the site themselves rather than depend on outside help for routine updates.
Result. The history was preserved, the league continued without interruption, and the organization now runs its own site.
Challenge. A gaming apparel brand wanted more than a store: a place where its community could play, compete and keep coming back.
Work. Courtney built a full gaming platform within the brand's website, alongside the commerce strategy, creator commission structure and services agreement that protect the brand as it grows.
Result. A store and a gaming destination in one, with a governance model the brand runs day to day.
Challenge. A transformation coach needed to leave a template platform for a brand with its own presence, scheduling and payments.
Work. A custom website through multiple versioned releases, a domain migration, integrated scheduling, and a comparison of booking and payment platforms matched to how coaching packages sell.
Result. A distinctive live site and a platform roadmap chosen on economics and fit.
Challenge. A supplement line needed a home online and a way to reach customers beyond word of mouth.
Work. Courtney helped create the website and shape the marketing around the products, from how the brand presents itself to the channels it uses to reach buyers.
Result. A live storefront at re-stohr.com and marketing the client can keep running.
Challenge. A new studio was preparing to open with an unfinished template site, recurring platform costs, and a class booking system that had to carry the operation.
Work. A ground up custom website designed around the studio's booking backend, so classes are managed in one place and published everywhere, at near zero recurring cost.
Result. In progress for the studio's opening, with the design direction set and the site architecture defined.
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