SHELDRONFROST MEDIA
Case study · Louisville, KY

A full community website for Kentucky Chess Ambassadors

Coach Corbin Seavers runs chess tournaments, classes and youth programs across Louisville. He needed one place where people could find events, sign up, pay, and buy books, without paying for five different tools. I built it, and I keep it updated as his programs change.

What the site does

Tournament sign-ups with payment

People register online and pay. They get a confirmation email and the organizer gets an alert.

A paid community event board

Anyone running a chess event can list it for $3 for 45 days. The listing goes live once payment is confirmed.

An online bookstore

Books are $8.95 each with postage included. Orders need a ZIP code, and both the buyer and the organizer get an email.

Photo galleries and results

Each tournament gets its own page with results flyers and photos, so families and sponsors see what happened.

Private visitor reports

A simple page shows how many people visited and where they came from. No cookies, no personal data.

Updates within a day

When Corbin sends a new flyer, price, or announcement, I post it. He texts or emails, and it goes live.

A look inside

The Kentucky Chess Ambassadors community event board with a $3 listing form
The event board. Organizers list an event for $3 for 45 days.
The Kentucky Chess Ambassadors bookstore showing books at $8.95 each, postage included
The bookstore. $8.95 each, postage included, with every sale supporting the organization's programs.

Why it works for a community group

Want a site like this?

Text me what your group or business does. I'll build you a free preview first, so you see it before you pay anything.