I grew up in small town USA, where the local businesses weren't just places to shop. They were the heart of the community. The family-owned restaurants, the neighborhood accountant, the one-person landscaping crew everyone called. Those businesses mattered. They still do.

I've spent 10+ years in bookkeeping, and when I decided to start my own business last year, I did what I always do. I figured it out myself. I built my website on Squarespace, and people noticed. Friends, family, and fellow business owners started asking who built it. The requests kept coming.

That's when it clicked. So many small business owners need a professional website, especially when they're just starting out, but the price tag of hiring a designer is out of reach. I wanted to fix that. So I did.

I also run a bookkeeping business, and I watched my dad build something from scratch too. He went from training hunting dogs to running a well established furniture business. So when I say I understand the hustle of building something from scratch, I mean it. This isn't a side project. It's a passion.