Phoenix, Tucson Garage Door Repair

These sites have been out for a while, but I am still working with the owner of Garage Door Repair of Phoenix, and Garage Door Repair of Tucson.

Both companies have emergency repair services available 24/7. They specialize in broken garage door springs and garage door roller repair.

They serve most of Arizona, covering both the Tucson and Phoenix metros, and everything in between. If you are in either the Tucson or Phoenix metros and have a problem with your garage door, don't hesitate to contact either company!

Twin Cities Chiropractor | Woodbury, St. Paul

So I am just a matter of days away from publishing my first chiropractic website. It's for a chiropractor in Woodbury, MN named Dr. Adam Schotzko.

It's always fun to build a site for a new industry. It's a great learning experience, and sort of reminds you a little bit about who you are. I don't say this to brag, but I've always found it flattering when I'm in a meeting with an attorney and they say "so are you a lawyer". I am always honest, replying "no, but I do play one around the house". I guess the very fact that someone would think it's at least viable to ask the question makes me think it was worth tying this tie.

So by contrast, I'm in my second meeting with Dr. Schotzko discussing the content for the site and he looks up and me and says something to the effect of "So...you don't know ANYTHING about chiropractic, huh?" like it was stated as a question to be polite, but he already knew what the answer was.

I hope that someday I will be in a meeting with a new chiropractor and I will know enough about the industry for them to ask "are you a chiropractor"? I won't hold my breath.

Milwaukee Family Law Website

Here is a new website that I built for Thomas Napierala in Bayside, Wisconsin.

Milwaukee Family Law Attorney | Bayside Divorce Lawyer

Mr. Napierala used to have one of those very large and expensive websites with a large legal marketing company. When the nearly $1,000 a month price tag had long-since stopped justifying itself financially, he cancelled the site. In a rush to get something in it's place, he put up a very basic, one page site. When I saw it, I couldn't help but remember how great his logo and color scheme were, so I got in touch with him.

We put together a few pages of content based on some things that he had around the office:

He had some workable divorce information, as well as a lot of information on custody & visitation.

I put together a design based on his pre-existing marketing materials and was able to give him a great price. Now when people go to his website, they see a great reflection of an effective law firm instead of a simple white page with their address and phone number.