The Problem Periodontal & Implant Specialists of Beverly Hills has been one of California's most respected periodontal practices since 1980. With a highly credentialed team and a clientele that expects nothing but the best, Ziv and Ari had built something truly excellent — but their website told a different story. The site hadn't been updated since at least 2011. Outdated fonts, no modern design elements, and a user experience that made it genuinely difficult to find basic information like...

The Problem Alex had built an impressive personal brand. As a dietitian and content creator helping parents navigate picky eaters, she'd partnered with brands like Stonyfield Organic, Danone, and The Egg Nutrition Center, and had cultivated a loyal Instagram following of parents who trusted her completely. But she had no website. Everything lived on Instagram, and a basic landing page with product links. That meant no way to fully showcase her expertise to brand partners, no dedicated space to...

The Problem Kaylee built The Sleepyhead Coach into something special — a team of certified sleep consultants helping exhausted parents finally get their nights back, with science-based solutions for babies and kids of all ages. The expertise was there. The results for clients were real. But the website? It wasn't doing any of that justice. The old Wix site had some color and listed the offers, but it lacked the organization and personality a business like this needs. Parents landing on the...

The Problem Christine had built something worth being proud of — an inclusive, non-diet nutrition counseling practice serving adults and children in the Raleigh, NC area. She was growing, expanding into a group practice, and ready to become the go-to eating disorder nutrition resource in her market. But her website was stuck in an earlier chapter of her business. It was built around her as an individual practitioner, not a growing team. The messaging didn't clearly communicate her non-diet...