Your website should feel like home.
You’ve built a business with heart, hustle, and purpose. But your website? It still feels like a rental—pretty on the outside, but not built for the long haul.
At Ivingo Creative, we help service-based businesses design sites that don’t just look good—they work hard. With strategy as our foundation, we create websites that welcome, convert, and grow with your business.
Because when your website finally feels like home, your marketing starts to make sense.
How an Old House Shaped a New Kind of Strategy
Ivingo Creative was born inside a 150-year-old Victorian farmhouse in Maryland—complete with creaky floorboards, crooked walls, and more soul than square footage. It’s the kind of place that holds steady because it was built with intention, structure, and care.
That’s how we build websites, too.
Founder CJ Price started Ivingo Creative after seeing too many small businesses stuck with websites that looked “fine” but didn’t do anything. Beautiful designs with no strategy. Generic templates that didn’t convert. Pages that left visitors lost.
She wanted to offer something better—something with staying power.
Now, every Ivingo project starts with a strong foundation: clear messaging, intuitive structure, and design choices that serve a purpose.
Founder CJ with her husband on move-in day at Ivingo.
We Build With Purpose, Not Just Pixels
Your homepage should feel like a front door—inviting and clear. Every page is a room with a job. Calls to action? They’re doorways, not decorations. At Ivingo, structure comes first, because strategy shapes everything we do.
These aren’t just preferences—they’re our House Rules.
House Rules
We run Ivingo by the same principles that make a house feel like home—solid, inviting, and built to last.
1. Strategy is the foundation.
Without it, nothing stands.
2. Design isn't decoration.
It’s direction.
3. Data doesn't lie.
But it needs translation.
4. A website should welcome like a front porch.
…and convert like a foyer.
5. SEO is not a spell.
It’s structure, story, and staying power.
6. Build for users first, algorithms second.
Search engines matter — but people make decisions.
7. Growth lives in the details.
In the meta tags, mobile margins, microcopy.
8. Conversion is the goal, but connection is the glue.
You need both for a successful site.
9. Build in public.
Change when we learn, and share as we go.
10. Done is better than perfect.
We build, revise, and keep going.
Meet CJ — Strategist, Designer, and Head of the House
When I was thirteen, I asked for a domain name instead of a cell phone—and started building websites before I could drive. That early curiosity turned into a career rooted in one big realization: design is only half the story. What really matters is how a site works.
Years later, when my husband and I launched Price Rentals & Events, I put that theory to the test. Using smart SEO, data-driven content, and intentional site structure, we started outranking competitors who’d been around for decades. Not with flash—but with strategy.
That’s when I knew: small businesses don’t need fancy websites.
They need smart ones.
So I built Ivingo Creative inside the walls of our 150-year-old farmhouse—a space full of history, structure, and soul. Now, I help service-based business owners turn “pretty but passive” websites into platforms that perform.
Because when your website is built with purpose, it becomes the most reliable part of your marketing team.
What to Expect When Working with Ivingo Creative
Discovery
We dive deep into understanding your business, goals, and target audience.
Strategy
We develop a content-first strategy that aligns with your business objectives.
Design
Our team creates a design that supports and enhances your content.
Development
We build a responsive, user-friendly website optimized for conversions.
Launch & Support
We ensure a smooth launch and provide ongoing support to help you succeed.
Ready for a Website that Works?
If your site feels out of sync with your business, it’s not a failure—it’s just time for a smarter approach. Let’s talk about what’s working, what’s not, and what’s possible.