Customers

Daniel and Leslie, the owners of The Purrfect Pour Cat Cafe, contacted BsnTech Networks in mid-January looking for a cost estimate to make a website.  They were opening a cat cafe and adoption center in the Charlotte NC area and had a slated opening date in March 2024.

Daniel and Leslie supplied an example website that they liked which helped us understand more about what they were wanting.

Initially we were going to use a booking platform directly on the website but after gathering their requirements, an external booking company was necessary to provide the capabilities they needed.

We worked on the website over the past few months.  They were not quite ready to open the facility especially with contractor and permit delays, so they opened a little behind schedule.

The website has a total of six pages.  It is mobile friendly, includes a social networking bar, hover over / drop down menu navigation, a basic contact form for their online waiver, and the integration with their booking platform.

The site is completed and they have been using it for the past several weeks – gathering over 1,300 shares of their website on social media so far!

The Purrfect Pour Cat Cafe’s website is at thepurrfectpourcatcafe.com.

Art reached out to us a few days after the new year looking to get information about what was needed to create a website.  He is the owner of a destination farm called Proper Peasant Farm. His farm also has a brewery as an additional attraction.

We previously created his logo and that was done several weeks ago.

Art was ready to get started in mid-January.  We setup a generic website with some demo text and pictures to start off with some ideas for Art.  Once that was completed, he supplied us his color scheme and ideas for what he wanted for pictures.  Those were sourced and added to the site.

The website is not fully completed at this point, so Art will be reaching back out to us once he has the final materials to complete the setup.

The address to find Proper Peasant Farm is at properpeasant.com.

David from Boardman Brown Consulting LLC reached out to us in December for website and logo design assistance.  We previously posted about the completion of the logo portion of the project.

David supplied us an example website that he liked and was looking to have something similar.  This greatly helped understand what they were looking for.

Shortly after the initial payment was made, he shared a document with us that contained the start of the website information.  Over the course of the two months after, additional pictures and text modifications were done to the website.

A few weeks ago, the website was approved and it is now launched!  The website is a three page website.  It is mobile friendly, it has a basic contact form, and a picture gallery system.

The website can be found at boardmanbrownconsulting.com.

David from Boardman Brown Consulting LLC contacted us in mid-December looking for assistance for a logo and website. We communicated with David and provided him an estimate for the requested services.  At the start of January, he was ready to move forward.

Specifically for the logo, our designer supplied some initial concepts.  A few revisions were needed to get the logo to it’s finished state.

In our prior post, we spoke about helping to create a logo design for McGrath Construction Services.

Kelly also needed a website created for his site.  He referenced a site that we created for an equipment company and mentioned that he liked the simplicity of the site and was looking for something similar.

After receiving the information for his site, we got started.  Within 48 hours, the majority of the website was completed.  There were a few changes that needed to be done over the following week.  The website has two pages and it is mobile friendly.

The site is completed and live!

You can find their website at mcgrathconstructionservices.com.

Kelly, the owner of McGrath Construction Services, reached out to us at the beginning of January asking for help with getting a website and a logo created for his business.

After exchanging some messages with him and pricing, he was ready to get started in mid February.

Our logo design started on his logo and created three different designs.  Kelly noted that he liked aspects from two different logos and we combined those items together to make the completed logo.

Jessica contacted us back in mid-December asking for some help re-creating her website.  We didn’t hear from her for about a month.  During that time, she attempted to create her JessiStores website using a different website building platform but wasn’t having much success getting the site launched.

In mid-January, she emailed us back and indicated she needed help to get the website done.  We supplied an itemized estimate based on her needs.  She agreed and was ready to get the website started a few days later.

Over the course of a few weeks, we setup a new eCommerce website for her.  The website is our standard eCommerce website setup along with mobile device compatibility.  A few weeks ago, Jessica began adding products to her store.

The site is live and ready for business!  The JessiStores website is at jessistores.com.

In our prior blog post, we spoke about Tony who reached out to us yesterday to help him with some website needs.  Most notably, it was for two websites.  He was looking at changing hosting providers and in the process, we also indicated we could change his websites over to the WordPress platform instead of Joomla – which was the platform his sites were originally created in.

After we finalized the Calvary Church of Republic, MO – we moved on to his low-power FM radio station which is a ministry of his church.  This radio station is named His Wave Radio.

Today we started – and completed – the website and it is now moved over to our hosting and is on the WordPress platform.

The website for His Wave Radio is at hiswaveradio.com.

Pastor Tony from Calvary Chapel of Republic, MO contacted us yesterday – on February 21st.

We called and had a phone conversation with him about his needs.  He has two websites – one for his church and one for a small FM radio broadcast.  He was looking at changing hosting providers.

Additionally, he was having trouble getting their radio broadcast streaming.  While we don’t have expertise in this, we had a great conversation about what was needed.  Pastor Tony was able to get his radio stream back and running later in the day after it being down for several months!

Their existing websites were made in Joomla, which are hard to update.  We spoke about changing over to WordPress as the platform and he agreed since there was also someone in his congregation knowledgeable in WordPress.

Pastor Tony made the payment to get started in the afternoon.  By that evening, we had the full website re-created in WordPress.  He reviewed the website and was ready to launch it!

Today, the site is completed.  We are working on the radio website next.

The site for Calvary Chapel of Republic, MO is at ccrepublic.com.

Thomas contacted us in mid-January looking for some help with his website.  He owns several properties around Millersville University and offers off-campus housing to students.

Thomas had a website through a different provider but it was lacking.  He also indicated that he was stepping into a more active role with his business and was canceling the agreement with the property management company.  Therefore, he wanted to get a new website created, but he was looking for something simple to start off.

We assisted Thomas with creating a three page website.  The site is mobile friendly, it has a basic contact form, and a picture gallery system.

One of the pages lists all of his properties.  Down the road, he may expand on this and make a separate page for each property to provide more detail.

We appreciate the business from Thomas!

His website can be found at millersvilleoffcampushousing.com.