Two businesses, two different problems. Here’s what changed.
Tonya was running her training business on a WordPress site built in 2022 that hadn’t kept pace with her work. The homepage still showed a broken events calendar reading “No Events Found,” and the layout was built from generic template blocks that didn’t reflect what she actually offers or who she is.
A full rebuild with a clear hero and call to action, her credentials front and center, and pages organized around what a visitor actually needs: course offerings, upcoming trainings, testimonials, and a straightforward way to request a class.
The site went from a stalled template with visible errors to a working, current site that represents her 25+ years in early childhood education. Visitors can immediately see what she offers and request a class instead of hitting a dead calendar widget.
Final tweaks in progrss
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The business ran entirely on Facebook. Customers had no easy way to browse inventory, see past work, or ask about a custom piece without digging through old posts. And outside of Facebook, the business was almost invisible to Google searches.
A full website with everything a buyer needs in one place: current inventory, a gallery of recent work, a featured project spotlight, a How It's Built section showing the craftsmanship behind each piece, and a dedicated repair and restoration page that had never existed anywhere. Plus a chat assistant that answers pricing and product questions directly on the site, and a clear path to call or request a custom piece.
Garden Fountains Yard Sculptures went from invisible outside Facebook to searchable, browsable, and easy to contact. Customers can now see what's available before they call. Custom requests come in with the details already filled in. And repair customers, the biggest slice of the business, can find the shop on Google for the first time.
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