Success Stories
Ten client stories, told straight: the problem, what I built, and what happened. Every number comes from the client’s own books and analytics.
$50K+
monthly sales within 90 days
1,000s
of SKUs migrated
3
buyer types untangled
Right stack
not the costly one
Every number here comes from client analytics and their books — ask me on a call and I’ll show you how each one was counted.
Online store · amyandannette.com
What was wrong — A big Walmart marketplace business, but their own Shopify attempt never got off the ground.
What I changed — I designed and built a custom Shopify operation and connected their entire catalog.
What happened — Reached more than $50,000 in monthly Shopify sales within 90 days.
amyandannette.com
Marketing site · nymetrosleep.com
What was wrong — Paying for SEO and ads, getting plenty of traffic, and almost no new patients.
What I changed — I redesigned the site around conversion and kept the domain authority they'd already built.
What happened — 6–7 new sleep studies a week within 60 days, at about $3,000 a study.
nymetrosleep.com
Organization
What was wrong — The organization ran by hand: dues, events, newsletters, all manual.
What I changed — I built one system: Stripe dues, membership, events, calendars, and notifications together.
What happened — Membership doubled.
Online store · secret-swig.com
What was wrong — A great storefront held together behind the scenes with spreadsheets and manual processes.
What I changed — I rebuilt the operation inside Shopify — B2C, wholesale pricing, custom engraving, split inventory — without forcing them onto Shopify Plus.
What happened — One system they can actually run; the business scales without adding manual work.
secret-swig.com
Online store · renmax.us
What was wrong — Wholesale cosmetics run on phone calls and handwritten orders while a younger generation of pharmacy owners expected to order online.
What I changed — I replaced a failed Shopify attempt with a customized WooCommerce platform built around how RenMax actually sells.
What happened — Customers got the ordering experience they wanted, and the business is growing.
renmax.us
Online store · cosulichinteriors.com
What was wrong — One-of-a-kind Italian furniture with different pricing for retail and trade — and no way to sell that process online.
What I changed — I built both experiences into one Shopify site, with credential-protected B2B pricing and custom quoting for packing and shipping — no Shopify Plus.
What happened — A highly specialized sales process became something customers could actually use online.
cosulichinteriors.com
Online store · janehartportraits.com
What was wrong — New artwork published every day, a loyal following — and no way for those followers to buy the work.
What I changed — I built a system that takes her social artwork, prepares it for high-resolution reproduction, and sells it online.
What happened — A daily creative habit became a scalable digital product business.
janehartportraits.com
Marketing site · pictureyourwallsny.com
What was wrong — An independent framing shop that was hard to find and hard to buy from online.
What I changed — I rebuilt the website, improved its local search presence, and supported it with a targeted Constant Contact campaign.
What happened — Traffic, phone calls, and sales increased — the shop shows up when locals search for what it sells.
pictureyourwallsny.com
Marketing site · sampro.com
What was wrong — A multigenerational art-supply business whose real differentiators — relationships, knowledge, service — didn't come through online.
What I changed — I turned that story into the website.
What happened — A digital presence that finally feels like Sampro.
sampro.com
Marketing site · sirinti.ai
What was wrong — A powerful AI prospecting platform whose website wasn't explaining why a sales team should care.
What I changed — I redesigned the site around a simpler product story and helped create The Daily 25 — the 25 accounts most worth pursuing each day.
What happened — A complicated AI product became something customers immediately understand, remember, and use.
sirinti.aiSoftware ownership
What was wrong — A software vendor vanished and deleted the source code, leaving a business-critical app stranded on a single server with no backups.
What I changed — I recovered every screen, rebuilt it in secure, separate environments, and put the code, accounts, and data in the company's name.
What happened — Zero downtime. The company now fully owns and controls its software.
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