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A nonprofit, a maker and a booking site for clients, six sample builds we made to show the range, and the two sites we run ourselves. Different jobs, same standardized process — and in every case the page is laid out around one action: call, book or buy. The six marked “sample build” are demos rather than client work; the 72-hour clock is the same either way.
Sample builds
Eight complete sample sites, built to the same standard as a paid build. Every one is a fictional business, so click anything you like.
Worship leader and musician in Danville. Video-led homepage, service list and a booking flow that turns a browsing visitor into a dated enquiry in two clicks.
Four-chair shop on West Main. Booking by barber, a price list that loads instantly on a phone, and walk-in hours in the first screen. Built on an rvadigital.com address — no domain needed.
Bakery and coffee counter on Cary Street. A daily board the owner edits herself in about two minutes, pickup ordering, and a wholesale enquiry form.
Lawn crew in Chesterfield. The estimate form sits above the fold and lands in the owner's inbox, with a tappable phone number for everyone who would rather just call.
Family dental practice near Libbie & Grove. Appointment requests, new-patient forms, insurance and hours — the four things people ring up to ask. Also on an rvadigital.com address.
Small-group studio on Hull Street. A live weekly schedule with spots remaining, a free first class above the fold, and memberships explained without a sales call.
General store in Church Hill carrying 42 local makers. Browsable catalog with categories, local pickup and flat-rate Virginia shipping.
Full-funnel digital marketing agency in Richmond, founded by MonicaFaye Hall. Service pages, case studies and answer-first FAQ content structured so search and AI engines can quote it, with a consult booking flow on every page.
The site you are reading. Built the same way we build client sites — plain copy, a working contact form, and a live widget that shows you the rvadigital.com address your build would launch on.
Richmond conservation group working on the James River. Volunteer registration, event signup and downloadable resources, built so a small team can run a campaign without calling a developer every time.
Handmade jewelry with a 38-piece browsable catalog, categories and filtering, plus made-to-order and repair enquiries. Live on an rvadigital.com address — no domain purchased.
None of them had a website worth keeping when we started, and none of them wanted a project. They wanted an asset that works. So each build followed the same four checkpoints — a twenty-minute call, a first pass, one round of your corrections, then published, indexed, and submitted to Google with the structured data already in place.
Every one of them owns their site outright. If any of them left tomorrow we'd hand over the files, the database and the content, at no charge.
You'll hear back the same business day with a straight answer on price, timeline, and whether the address you want is free. No sales sequence, no drip emails.
