Mountain Inn Dayton, TN
A family-owned motel leaving a national franchise needed its own brand and a way to take reservations directly.
Case studies
A motel, a stone quarry, an event venue, a sports bar, a detailer, a cleaning company, a lash studio, and a sheriff’s campaign. Each case study covers the problem, what I built, and what the project shows, using only details from the live site.
A family-owned motel leaving a national franchise needed its own brand and a way to take reservations directly.
A family-owned flagstone quarry rebranding from Galvez Stone needed buyers nationwide to find and trust the new name.
A Knoxville event venue with no website and no social media needed a first online home that planners could trust.
A Dayton sports bar needed one place for its menu, hours, events, and an easy way to call in a pickup order.
A mobile detailer needed prices and booking up front, so customers would book instead of calling to ask.
A family-owned cleaning service asking strangers to let them into their homes needed a site that earns trust quickly.
A Knoxville lash tech’s site was full of placeholders, and its generic look did not match her brand.
A Rhea County sheriff’s campaign needed voters to learn who the candidate was and what to do next, mostly on phones.
Also built
Not client work, but it shows how I approach a site whose only job is to explain something new.
My own company, not client work.
My own company: an AI call-handling and reservation product for hotels, and the marketing site that explains it.
Tell me about your business. You get a fixed quote after a short call.