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Marketing and Web Design Case Studies

When marketing feels scattered and nobody can say what’s working, it’s hard to know where the next dollar should go. These businesses got a plan built around them, a team that does the work, and reporting that shows what’s paying off.

Website design that gives every bidder and seller a clear way in

Musick AuctionNampa and Meridian, Idaho

Musick sells cars, guns, tools and whole estates every week out of its Idaho yards. Its website had grown one seller page at a time while most visitors came to buy. Now buyers and sellers each have a clear way in, a live countdown names the next sale on every page, and bidders holding a catalog can search straight to a lot number.

More sellers asking to consignthrough the website, compared with the same months a year earlier

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Local SEO and content, built market by market

Real Property ManagementFrom Oregon to Florida, plus Washington, DC

Every Real Property Management office runs on one corporate website platform, with shared templates and brand rules. We work inside that system, adding to and polishing each office’s site with pages, posts and ads written for its own market: local rent rules, neighborhoods, employers and the way people there search.

More leads, for lessGoogle Ads leads for Greater Milwaukee Suburbs now cost a fraction of what they did, and costs fell at other offices too

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Years of SEO and Google Ads, and more patients asking for appointments

South Sound Dental CareTacoma, Washington

South Sound Dental Care has had the same marketing partner for years, so nobody starts over and nothing gets lost in a handoff. The website has grown with the practice, most recently with a full rebuild in 2021, and steady SEO, Google Ads, social media and Google Business Profile work keeps Tacoma patients finding it.

More appointment requeststhrough the website, year over year

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A rebrand and launch, from board vote to new name, right on time

SPARK Federal Credit UnionTacoma, Washington

IBEW 76 Federal Credit Union has served union members since 1957. When the board picked a new name, SPARK, everything had to change at once without losing the people who built it. We refined the logo and built the guidelines, then rolled out teaser posts, a “Same credit union, new name” postcard, letters to union halls, a new website, and the social, ads and email to carry it.

Ready on day onebrand, website, member mail and social switched together for the official June 1 change

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SPARK Credit Union homepage announcing that IBEW 76 FCU is now SPARK FCU
SPARK welcome page for IBEW Local 73 members

Social media that grew a neighborhood audience, even after the ads stopped

Stadium Business DistrictTacoma, Washington

The shops, cafes and services around Tacoma’s Stadium District wanted more of the city to notice them. Member spotlights, Reels and a district-wide #Stadium2026 offer gave people a reason to follow along, and a small, short ad push put the feed in front of them. Once people found it, they stuck around.

An audience that kept growingafter the ads stopped, mostly on Instagram

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Brand identity and a first website that asks for the job

Stack Service PlumbingTacoma, Washington

Stack Service Plumbing is a young, family-owned company serving Tacoma, Pierce County and northern Thurston County. It started with a Facebook page and a phone full of job photos. Now it has a mountain-and-sunrise mark, colors made to work on trucks and uniforms, and a first website built to turn visitors into estimate requests from homeowners and commercial accounts.

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