Design & Curations
Web Design & Email Automation
When Design & Curations came to us, they wanted a visual update to their website in addition to automating their onboarding and inquiry management, and to better display their work. They were currently using Go Daddy as their website platform, but it wasn't supporting the full needs that they had, and were spending time checking calendars and emailing clients everything.
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Design & Curations goal was to build a website that would draw in high-quality leads that would turn into high-paying bookings, but also wanted a website that helped her with client onboarding. She knew that a new website would be a game-changer for her business.
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We worked closely with them to build a website that integrated all their needs in one place. The result was a website that not only drew in high-quality leads but also streamlined their client onboarding process, freeing up her time to focus on what matters most – the business.
Design & Curations, a hybrid interior design studio based in Atlanta, Georgia, was looking to update their website visually but also through functionality. The studio caters to busy families and professionals who need a seamless and personalized design experience. With a focus on creating beautiful and functional spaces that reflect their clients' unique styles and needs, Design & Curations was looking for a website that could keep up with their growing business.
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We began by working closely with Burcu to understand her vision for the new website. She was looking for a platform that could not only visually update her website but also streamline her online presence and automate key business processes. We were happy to help! We walked her through the project scope and what to expect, and she felt confident in handing over the relaunch.
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The challenges holding Design & Curations back were twofold.
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Their current website wasn't meeting their needs, making it difficult to showcase their work, manage inquiries, and provide a seamless client onboarding experience.
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They were struggling to automate key business processes, such as sending welcome emails and questionnaires to clients.
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By working together, we were able to identify solutions to these challenges and develop a tailored plan for Design & Curations. We designed and developed a new website on Wix that not only looked great but also streamlined their online presence and automated key business processes.​
Inside the Project - Inside the Project
Inside the Project - Inside the Project
WHAT WE DID
Website Strategy
Email Marketing
Automations
Wix Website
The Website
"Working with you has definitely improved my client's onboarding experience. You made the relaunch preparations seamless and organized, answered our questions promptly, and ensured a smooth handover."
The Results
By working with us, Design & Curations experienced significant improvements in their business operations. They were able to:​
Automate onboarding and inquiry management, reducing administrative tasks and freeing up time to design more spaces.
Showcase their stunning portfolio and services in a clean SEO friendly design.
Implement a booking calendar that streamlines scheduling and communication with clients.
Enhance their blog with Google Adsense integration for increased revenue opportunities.
Increase efficiency in sending welcome emails and questionnaires to clients.
I LOVE MY CLEAN, SEO-FRIENDLY WEB DESIGN THAT INTEGRATES EVERYTHING I NEED: BLOG, EMAILS, BOOKING, AND MORE. IT'S ALL IN ONE PLACE, AND I LOVE IT.
"Before we worked together, I wanted to automate onboarding and inquiry management and better display my work. My website did not support these needs. I had to spend time checking the calendar and emailing automated notes to clients, which I lacked. Additionally, I felt my website could use a visual update. After working together, I've experienced ease of booking and automated responses. I spend less time sending welcome emails, as your system reminds clients of meetings and sends questionnaires ahead of time. It's very efficient, allowing me to focus more on design."