Real operating sites and products first. Industry concepts second — labeled as demonstrations, not clients.
Kip's rush job when nobody else would take it — Kim got it done, he built the site. Page-one Google in 60 days.
Problem Kip's ten-shirt rush — Kim got it done, no site to prove it.
Build A site that leads with the rush: ten shirts, five days, her own photos.
Result 87 clicks, 2,155 impressions, 208 page-one queries — $0 ad spend.
Story site first. The prints are the picture. Checkout stays on Shopify.
Problem The prints are the product. The shop needed the story before the cart.
Build A story site. Checkout stays on Shopify.
Result The printed truck leads. Checkout is on Shopify.
Charles Robinson's owned digital home — CMS, searchable archive, Ask Lil' Naitch AI.
Problem No owned home — history trapped on social.
Build An owned archive and a searchable library, built around the story.
Result Live CMS + archive + Ask Lil' Naitch. Measuring search at 30/60 days.
Genuine operating sites, products, and client work. Each card says what it actually does.
Sunroom dealer for coastal Georgia — design assistant, photos, 24-hour Kip callback.
AI operating system — voice, CRM, attribution, dealer portals.
Built proof, diagnosis library, virtual office — the workshop.
Scott Schlager — WNY NRCIA roof inspector. The 997 sample, not his old live site.
Savannah Generac dealer — storm-season lead capture and booking.
Contractor catalog with live quotes — not a brochure site.
Kip built this for Kevin Booth. Kevin later retained TruVolv for hosting — our build, honest story.
Capability proof — not current client SEO metrics.
Product tools and configurators — labeled separately so nobody thinks $997 buys a store.
Ceiling height, room size, budget — the right monitor stack. Live product tool, not a $997 seven-page site.
Industry concepts showing how design, messaging, lead capture, and a business-trained AI assistant can be adapted to different kinds of businesses. These are demonstrations — not real clients, case studies, or completed customer projects.
Repair, replacement, maintenance, indoor air, emergency — intake a homeowner would actually give.
Vehicle and symptom intake before the shop calls back.
Hours, menu, reservations, events — photography-led, not a contractor template.
Services, gallery, and appointment requests — premium and visual.
B2B consult intake. No bank or tax-document collection.
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