Category: Web Design

In celebration of the new section of our website, we are launching a contest called “The Great Website Giveaway.”

You can get all the details here.

You might be wondering about why we would be running an contest and what is the celebration all about.  Well let me go into a bit more detail about what we have done and why than I could on the contest page.

The facts are that we’ve been building beautiful, device independent, mobile responsive websites for a pretty long time.  Our websites are stunning, and our clients rave about how wonderful they look and perform.  That said, a LOT of people are very visual and they have a need to look at a picture of something before they can get a good idea of what that ‘thing’ might look like.  So I’ve thought for a long time it would be great if I could have some visual ‘website templates’ or ‘examples’ that potential clients could look through to choose from or even to just get inspiration from.  My thought was that if they could see the kinds of sites that we can build, how amazingly gorgeous they are, then they wouldn’t mind ordering up a site, knowing the end result would be outstanding.

That’s where the current timeline of the health crisis in our country (and the world) crosses my work timeline.  Seems that the whole social distancing and ‘sheltering at home’ came about at a time that was helpful to give me enough time to take on the massive challenge of building out a large collection of example pages to give visitors a good idea of our capabilities.  So I starting getting up at 4 AM and pounding through my day, coding HTML template and page after page.  Enough so that I created 12 category pages to organize our various templates into sections that would match various styles of sites.

I’m happy to announce that CarlChapmanSr.com has built another sharp looking website for a client. Ok, ok, the client is my wife, but it’s still a sharp looking website.

Julie and I moved from Johns Creek, our home for nearly 17 years, to Woodstock, GA which is a suburb northwest of Atlanta.  It’s sort of out in the country.  As many of you who read here know, my wife teaches piano and has done so for about 9 years.  I had build a number of websites during her initial foray into piano teaching when she first launched her business in Johns Creek.  All of those websites zoomed up to #1 in Search Engine Ranking Pages for relevant terms involved in piano teaching.

Now that we’ve moved the business, I built the new website Piano Lessons Woodstock (dot com).  I chose that because Woodstock Piano Lessons (dot com) was already taken.  Since Julie is now a traveling piano teacher in the Woodstock area, and will give lessons in our home or at the client’s home, I have to implement a slightly different marketing strategy than we did when we were in Johns Creek.  Social media plays an important role in bringing traffic and engagement now much more than it did when we first built Julie’s website.

If you are in (or near) the Woodstock, Georgia area and are looking for a high enjoyment, low stress piano teacher, visit the rates page, check out the basic piano lesson policies, and fill out an application for Piano Lessons Woodstock.