Website builds and ongoing support
Selected work from Campbell Digital Studio: three Gulf Coast website builds and SEO support for a New York and Connecticut brokerage. These are not Colorado accounts. Every figure is either measured in a system we run (CDS-verified) or the owner's own number, labeled as such.
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install from a single website lead
A brand-new domain, built from scratch, that indexed fast and turned one measured form fill into an owner-reported $8,500 job in seven weeks.
Read the build →384-page platform · HVAC · Mobile + Baldwin County ALaverage grid rank, month one
A city-by-service platform — every cell its own live, crawlable route — that pulled the whole service-area grid up in the first month.
Read the build →WordPress → Next.js · Painting · Mobile + Baldwin County ALlegacy URLs preserved in the migration
A WordPress-to-Next.js rebuild that kept every old address, then produced its own leads from a form the old site never had working.
Read the build →A note on honesty: these are not Northern Colorado clients. They're the Gulf Coast trades Campbell Digital Studio has built for, shown here as evidence of method — the same way we'd build for a Front Range business. We never imply local clients we don't have.
Real Property Purveyors
Helping a brokerage carry its history forward
Real Property Purveyors is Mary Worstell's brokerage, with a focus on historic and antique homes in New York and Connecticut. DePinho Design created the original website. Our role is SEO and content support: page metadata, structured data, editorial content, and recovering links from Mary's previous domain.
As the business moved from maryworstell.com to the brokerage brand, we mapped old pages to relevant destinations on the current site and implemented permanent redirects. That work helps visitors using older links reach the brokerage and its current resources.
Contact the brokerage →Tell us what you're building. We'll measure it up and quote it straight.
A short intake, then a plain recommendation and a fixed quote — no pressure, no retainer trap.
Every number we publish is labeled. See the proof →