Social links go to your real pages
Facebook, Instagram, TripAdvisor and your Google listing. LinkedIn and Yelp are off.
Sip and Ship v3
What's done, what's decided, and what needs your call.
Updated · Your live site at sipandship.com is unchanged
Newest first.
Facebook, Instagram, TripAdvisor and your Google listing. LinkedIn and Yelp are off.
Two quotes from your current home page — Chelsea H. and Katie J. — replace the made-up "Sarah Mitchell" one. We'd planned to check with you first; say if you'd prefer others. The stock photo and the burger-shop icons are gone too.
29 products: 9 listed in the shop (the same nine as your live site), 12 on sale by direct link only (as on live), 8 hidden. So 21 can be bought, 9 are shown.
Real phone, address, hours, storefront photo and map. A simple "Send us a message" form. Messages go to greenwood@sipandship.com.
Messages reach you; the automatic reply to the customer doesn't send. Being fixed.
No more burgers or notary prices. Mailbox Rentals still needs more of your current page's detail.
Contact is done, with no visual change. The rest next.
Including Contact, Shredding and both notary pages. The new site doesn't, so the move fixes it.
The text Google shows in results. Four pages wait on their wording first.
Same form as today, via Careers → Apply Online.
Two little-known pages — Proud Supporters and the estimate request — still need forwarding; added before launch.
It's tied to your domain, not the website.
A change on 7 September dropped them for a day. You caught it; fixed, and every product rechecked.
Meet the Team, Greenwood and Ballard. Wording and photos still to go in.
Starter-design leftovers removed.
Fitness classes, training, the tennis testimonial and the donation appeal removed.
The other twelve stay buyable by direct link, as today.
Corrected 8 September — for a day it showed seven; see above.
Your live site's two t-shirt sections are empty, so one list matches.
None appear on your live site. One click to bring any back.
Your current site has none. On the after-launch list.
It points at a page here until the book has its own site.
Gift Card $11–$100 and Comfort Care $18–$55, matching your old store.
The name field is back on signup and renewal.
Five products ask for the message at checkout.
Mailbox Rentals is the front door; the product page is where you buy.
Contact, Ship and Mailbox Rentals. All fixed by 1 October.
@sipandship_seattle appears with your other social links.
If it needs heavy setup, it waits until after launch.
Hidden, not deleted. Their old addresses will forward.
Rebuilt to match the old store.
Rebuilt properly after launch.
Its own project after launch.
Walk the editor and set up the shop settings together.
One Curious Step on its own domain.
All 29 were missing it; our notes had wrongly marked it done.
Twenty-one products live, six set aside.
Corrected 7 September — your live shop lists nine; see above.
Now $4,000, marked down from $4,500, as on your site.
An early check read only one section of it.
335 posts, back to 2017.
Entered once, shown everywhere — including for Google Maps.
So old links, listings and Google results keep working.
335 posts, about 6,270 photos, and 1,700 new image descriptions.
It protects your search position and is easy for you to edit.
Switch on Working on it when you start one, and tick it when it’s done. Sean sees both.
Style: mostly horizontal; close-in shots with heavy bokeh. Leave about two-thirds soft focus and one-third subject, so text can sit over the image.
Anything you'd change on the preview site, plus files Sean has asked for, like your café menu. Each note gets a number (F-01, F-02…) so we can both refer to it, and you'll see when it's done.
| Area | Left | What remains |
|---|---|---|
| Pages and forms | ~35% | Home page, About Us pages, Mailbox Rentals detail, One Curious Step, package-receiving form, photos |
| Shop | ~35% | Settings to decide together — shipping, tax, order emails — then a checkout test |
| Search protection | ~25% | Last page titles and headings, image descriptions, testing the forwarding rules |
| You, in the editor | ~90% | A walkthrough together and a new how-to guide |
| Switching over | ~100% | Planned in detail; about a day's work, then two weeks of watching Google |
| Overall | ~30% | Going live in two to three weeks |
Rough estimates, not measurements.
About two hours: the editor, layout, and shop settings.
Every link, form and the checkout tested.
The forwarding rules switch on at the same moment, so nothing breaks.
You'd like a fresh set across the site. Sean shoots, but no Greenwood trip is booked yet; images from your team are the backup. A few photos you like, from anywhere, would set the look.
Hours claiming you're open until 1:00 am, an "organic" paragraph, and three buttons labelled "Button".
Meet the Team also shows a line of placeholder text. Your wording and photos are saved and ready.
Two are for accounts you don't have. The right links are stored; the icons need updating.
Holding the layout until the real ones arrive.
Its words and pictures are saved. No cover artwork exists yet.
Their messages still reach you. Being fixed.
Pointing at a spot on a page
For a note about one exact spot, like a photo or a heading:
Sean gets an email for each comment. For anything else, the feedback box above is quicker.