The Challenge
Creative Dog’s challenge wasn’t just “we need a new site.” It was downtime, credibility, and bandwidth—all at the same time.
“Our website had been down for probably six months, and I couldn’t recover what was there. Trying to rebuild at the same time was just more than I could do. Even though I have the knowledge and skill to build a productive and functional website, finding the time and not getting lost in the weeds was the constant problem—and it pulled mental energy away from the other things in the business that I should be worrying about.”
— Conor Davis, Creative Dog Training and Animal Care
The Partnership / Solution
ElectroDash started by getting Creative Dog back online quickly, then used that momentum to build the full WordPress site and unify messaging.
“ElectroDash created a real placeholder so people had a place to go, could see we still existed, and could contact us. It was well under a week, and it took me longer to look at it and say, ‘Yeah, that’s great,’ than it took them to make it. Everyone was so impressed with what it looked like and how it worked that we ended up using it as the style of the full site. And through the messaging work, ElectroDash was able to coax what I already knew into a written format, pull out the phrases I use casually, and make it easier for the whole team to communicate consistently.”
— Conor Davis, Creative Dog Training and Animal Care
Clarifying detail: The full WordPress website launched Friday, June 20, 2025, and ElectroDash continues to host and maintain the site so it stays secure and reliable.
The Results
Once the full site was live and tracking was in place, Creative Dog saw lead growth and operational relief—especially for the front desk.
“We started getting a large amount of contacts coming through the contact form—multiple a day—and once the full website was there, the people that contacted were more reliable leads because they already had the basic information. It was a huge savings for the front desk and a massive decrease in stress, because they weren’t answering every little question or following up with people who only wanted information and never replied. And since stepping into this, I’ve gotten zero phone calls about the website being down or something not working.”
— Conor Davis, Creative Dog Training and Animal Care
Measured outcomes (tracked):
- 57 leads in August 2025
- ~50 leads/month sustained
- Lead definition: phone-number click or contact form submission
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