Three projects from the Mooresville Marketing shop. We haven't yet built one for a Salisbury business, so rather than stage a fake local example, every card carries the town where that client is actually based.
Projects
Mount Gilead, NC
Tillery Labradoodles
A family breeder's site rebuilt from a few thin pages into sixteen, with puppy owners' stories up front and a waitlist form for each upcoming litter.
Nationwide
DefenseCompliance.ai
A resource site that explains the Defense Department's CMMC cybersecurity rules in everyday language, with free self-checks for small contractors.
Lake Norman, NC
Trey Hamrick, Realtor
Ongoing search work for a lake-area real estate agent, organized around the waterfront neighborhoods his buyers look up by name.
Tillery Labradoodles, from Mount Gilead
This breeder had loyal puppy families but an old site that buried them. A family hoping to join a litter list had to dig for contact details, and the good word from past owners was nowhere near the decision.
The new build leads with those owners' own words, gives each coming litter its own sign-up, and puts the phone number within one tap on any screen. Sixteen working pages now stand where a handful of thin ones used to. That's the scope of our website design packages.
DefenseCompliance.ai, serving the whole country
CMMC is the cybersecurity standard the Defense Department asks its suppliers to meet, and the official language leaves many small shops lost. This resource site translates it into plain terms and includes free self-checks, so an owner can spot weak areas before paying a consultant.
Trey Hamrick, Realtor, on Lake Norman
A continuing local SEO engagement for a real estate agent on the lake, with pages built around the particular shoreline communities that home buyers type into Google.
What a Salisbury production might look like
A downtown shop might need hours, events and directions up front. A Rowan County contractor might need a page per service and a clear map of the towns covered. Either way, the price is set in advance on the season pricing page, and what clients say about the process is on critics' notes.