Jordan Stambaugh works on digital marketing and website projects through Stambaugh Designs, including custom WordPress sites, SEO, brand design, and lead-generation systems for businesses.
Jordan Stambaugh is most useful for custom WordPress builds, SEO, brand design, and lead-generation systems for business clients.
Best for
Digital marketing agencies needing custom WordPress builds, service-area pages, SEO, and CRM or booking integration.
Not for
Consumer wellness brands wanting creator-led paid social sponsorships with large reach and rate cards.
Key takeaways
A site must cover the full service list and every location, not one page.
Design should become a working system from design file to a theme the client keeps.
A site should feed booking and CRM when someone lands.
Check first: Ask for independent results plus client-side measurements for reported outcomes and time savings.
Main ideas
A site has to cover the full service list and every location, not just one page · Design should become a working system, from design file to a theme the client keeps · A site's job isn't done when someone lands — it should feed booking and CRM
Jordan Stambaugh presents website and digital marketing work through Stambaugh Designs.
Their posts show projects spanning custom WordPress development, SEO, brand design, content, and CRM or booking integrations.
For example, a construction and landscaping project combines multi-location service pages with SEO and lead capture, while a technology-company redesign links a custom visual identity to structured content and CRM integration.
These examples give readers a concrete view of the work.
To assess performance, ask for independent results.
The posts’ clearest recurring strength is connecting a business website’s design and content to practical functions: discoverability, service-area coverage, lead intake, and appointment booking.
The range matters: the construction project emphasizes scalable local pages and lead generation; the Instant Info Systems redesign describes a Figma-to-WordPress build with six custom post types; and the Dockwood Healthcare Counseling project adds brand work, copywriting, and booking integration.
A different post offers an employment-law lead-generation website for sale, including an AI-assisted preliminary intake process.
That exception to the client-project pattern signals interest in owning or packaging a lead-generation asset, not just building sites.
To assess the reported outcomes and intake time savings, ask for client-side measurements.
Across four posts, Jordan Stambaugh describes website projects as systems built around how a client actually sells — its full service list, locations, brand, and where a lead needs to land — with organic search and connected intake helping the site pay off.
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The work ranges from a multi-location construction and landscaping firm and an IT services provider to a coaching practice, plus an employment-law lead-generation site offered for sale.
A site has to cover the full service list and every location, not just one page
Stambaugh's recurring argument is that a website should be structured around everything a business sells and everywhere it sells it.
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The posts describe custom post types and scalable service-area pages as the fix, letting a firm add services or locations without rebuilding. The reasoning is practical: a rigid site cannot present a broad offer or grow, and a visitor seeking a specific service needs a page that speaks to it.
For Puget Construction and Landscape, the post says the previous site lacked scalability and SEO and could not serve a range of services, from snow removal to landscaping, across multiple locations. The replacement used custom post types, multi-location optimization, scalable service-area pages, SEO work, and content creation.
Design should become a working system, from design file to a theme the client keeps
Stambaugh describes carrying a design into a custom WordPress theme and structured content model, rather than making a one-off visual pass.
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The posts list Figma-to-WordPress conversion, custom themes, and scalable architecture, making the case that brand and layout decisions should be reusable as the site grows. A site built on owned structure can absorb new content instead of being redesigned each time.
For Instant Info Systems, the post describes a Bauhaus-style custom WordPress theme built from a Figma design, with six custom post types, responsive design, SEO optimization, and a content-rich strategy replacing a site that was over ten years old. The Lockwood Leadership Coaching project lists a custom theme, scalable architecture, logo redesign, and brand graphics alongside copywriting.
A site's job isn't done when someone lands — it should feed booking and CRM
The project posts consistently cover what happens after a visit: CRM integration, booking, and automated lead delivery.
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The argument is that a lead is more valuable when it arrives inside the client's working system with the information needed to respond. This ties marketing work to the client's intake process rather than raw traffic alone.
The Lockwood Leadership Coaching build included booking integration with Practice CRM; the Instant Info Systems build included CRM integration; the Puget Construction project used GoHighLevel; and the employment-law asset is described as delivering leads automatically, each with an AI-generated preliminary analysis and suggested follow-up questions.
Organic search, not ad spend, is the acquisition channel worth building
Stambaugh frames search visibility as a durable source of inbound work.
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The posts emphasize organic traffic and SEO-driven value built and refined over time, and the employment-law example explicitly rules out paid ads.
The argument is that rankings and content compound, while ad spend stops when the budget does.
Request supporting performance data for the claims.
The employment-law website is described as generating qualified leads through 100% organic traffic, with 'no paid ads, no ongoing ad spend.' The Puget Construction post attributes a multi-month increase in visibility and conversions to the marketing build.
A niche site can be an asset in its own right, built for sale
The employment-law post presents a model beyond client services: a completed, niche lead-generation website offered for sale to established law firms, with AI-assisted intake as the differentiator.
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The material thus moves from building sites for clients to building and trading sites as products.
The posts promoting client builds also offer one site outright.
Ask for traffic, lead volume, revenue history, and sale terms, which the post shares only on request.
The offer describes inbound leads on wrongful termination, discrimination, and wage disputes; an AI-powered preliminary analysis with tailored follow-up questions for each lead; automated CRM-ready delivery; and an estimated two to three hours saved per lead.
The three client case studies describe service relationships; the for-sale post treats a site as a product with its own traffic, lead volume, revenue history, and asking price.
This post shows the core pattern of a typical project for a newcomer to the agency: custom WordPress development, scalable service-area pages, SEO, content, and CRM-connected lead capture for a multi-location local business.
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Jordan Stambaugh describes a project for Puget Construction and Landscape that replaced a site lacking scalability and SEO with custom post types, multi-location optimization, scalable service-area pages, SEO work, GoHighLevel CRM integration, and content creation.
The post says the work produced a multi-month increase in visibility and conversions.
It links to the live site and offers a free web design quote.
For brands planning a campaign
For a digital marketing agency considering Jordan for client web development, this is the clearest reference for local, multi-location construction or home-services accounts.
A partnership could pair Jordan's WordPress and SEO build and GoHighLevel pipeline setup with the agency's ongoing campaign management.
Before pitching, ask for traffic, rankings, and lead-volume data behind the multi-month increase.
This post shows how Jordan handles a technology-client redesign and what a design-to-CMS process looks like, making it a useful starting point for agencies that need custom WordPress implementation rather than a template.
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The post says the agency worked with Instant Info Systems to replace a website that was over 10 years old and did not communicate the company's IT services.
The solution described includes Figma-to-WordPress conversion, six custom post types, SEO optimization, responsive design, CRM integration, and a content-rich strategy, built around a Bauhaus-inspired custom theme.
The post links to the live site and full portfolio and offers a free quote.
Ask for performance data or client commentary before using the project as a results case study.
For brands planning a campaign
This project shows Jordan can take a design file through custom WordPress development, structured content types, SEO, and CRM integration.
For a partnership, an agency could hand Jordan the build and technical-SEO layer for technology or B2B clients while keeping strategy and account ownership.
Ask which parts of the Figma-to-WordPress and CRM work Jordan performed directly versus through subcontractors.
This post shows whether Jordan's work extends beyond websites into brand identity, copywriting, and appointment booking.
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A general reader should start here to see the broader service mix for a healthcare client.
Jordan Stambaugh describes a project for Dockwood Healthcare Counseling that aimed to showcase counseling expertise, reflect a distinct brand identity, and streamline client interaction.
The listed work includes a custom WordPress theme, scalable ACSS architecture, logo redesign, graphic design for brand elements, content copywriting, and booking integration with Practice CRM.
The post links to the live site, a full portfolio, and a free marketing quote.
Ask about client experience and booking outcomes before treating the project as evidence of performance.
For brands planning a campaign
For a digital marketing agency, this shows Jordan can cover design, copy, and intake or booking integration for healthcare and counseling practices, where trust and smooth scheduling matter.
A campaign or partnership could position Jordan as the web and brand-build partner while the agency handles local SEO and paid acquisition.
Because healthcare marketing can involve privacy and compliance concerns, confirm how the booking integration and content handle those requirements.
This post shows what Jordan offers in the legal vertical and how a niche lead-generation asset is packaged, which matters for readers assessing legal-marketing partnerships.
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Jordan Stambaugh offers for sale a niche employment-law website that the post says generates qualified leads from 100% organic traffic.
The described asset includes inbound leads for wrongful termination, discrimination, and wage disputes; an AI-powered preliminary analysis for each lead with tailored follow-up questions and key insights; and an automated lead delivery system ready for CRM integration.
The post claims this can save an estimated 2-3 hours per lead and calls the site a turnkey client acquisition engine.
It asks established law firms or legal groups to request traffic stats, lead volume, revenue history, and asking price.
For brands planning a campaign
This item matters to a legal-marketing partnership decision because Jordan is not only pitching build services; they also have a ready-made employment-law lead asset for sale.
A digital marketing agency serving law firms could explore a referral, reseller, or co-marketing arrangement around that asset, or use it as a model for niche lead-gen builds.
Treat the AI intake and time-saving claims as untested until Jordan shares traffic, lead volume, revenue history, and client outcomes.
Connecting the website to booking and lead intake4
Custom WordPress sites shaped around the client’s work3
SEO and organic lead generation as a business outcome2
A separate model: selling a lead-generation website1
Custom WordPress sites shaped around the client’s work
The case studies describe bespoke sites built around each client’s services and brand.
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For Instant Info Systems, the post describes a custom WordPress theme in a Bauhaus style, moving from Figma into WordPress, with six custom post types.
For Puget Construction and Landscape, the site was designed to cover multiple locations and services, from snow removal to landscaping.
A third project, for Lockwood Leadership Coaching, combined a custom theme and scalable architecture with a logo redesign, brand graphics, copywriting, and booking integration.
Consider Jordan Stambaugh for briefs where the site must organize a varied service offer or support expansion across locations, not just present a single campaign page. Provide the actual service list and locations and ask how the site structure would support them.
SEO and organic lead generation as a business outcome
The posts frame search visibility as a route to inbound leads.
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The Puget case study attributes increases in rankings, traffic, and leads to its marketing work, while the employment-law website is described as generating organic inquiries without paid ads.
The employment-law post offers traffic, lead, and revenue details to interested buyers on request.
This angle may suit a business seeking search-led acquisition. Before using performance claims in a campaign or choosing a partner, ask for supporting traffic and lead data and how results were measured.
The project posts show attention to what happens after a visitor arrives: the Lockwood site included booking integration with Practice CRM, Instant Info Systems’ build included CRM integration, and the Puget project used GoHighLevel.
For a campaign centered on lead handling, define the required booking, CRM, and intake steps up front. Test the proposed process against the client’s actual workflow rather than assuming an integration or time-saving claim will transfer directly.
A separate model: selling a lead-generation website
Beyond client projects, one post offers an employment-law resource site for sale, describing organic inquiries from people seeking help with wrongful termination, discrimination, and wage disputes.
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The post says leads include AI-generated preliminary analysis and can be delivered automatically to a CRM.
The offer targets established law firms or legal groups, with commercial figures shared on request.
This is a different opportunity from commissioning a website: a firm could assess the asset as an acquisition or referral source. Review the site’s traffic, lead quality, revenue history, and sale terms before making a decision.
Jordan Stambaugh’s posts describe website and marketing projects for two businesses.
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They do not establish a sponsorship or an ongoing contract.
Instant Info Systems
Client
Jordan describes a website overhaul for the technology solutions provider, including a custom WordPress theme, SEO, responsive design, CRM integration, and content strategy.
Jordan describes a marketing and website project involving local SEO, service-area pages, content, and CRM integration for the construction and landscaping business.
Jordan Stambaugh's posts are mostly project write-ups showing how a site is built around a business's services, locations, brand, and lead intake.
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Start with the Instant Info Systems and Puget Construction and Landscape case studies for custom WordPress structure and multi-location SEO; read the Lockwood Leadership Coaching project for branding, copywriting, and booking integration; then read the employment-law site offer for a different model: selling a lead-generation asset rather than building for a client.
The tags point to WordPress development, SEO, lead generation, CRM integration, and legal marketing.
The similar-creator list offers adjacent approaches in email and ecommerce automation, law-firm content strategy, and conversion and platform diagnosis.
Both work on website and marketing systems designed to turn site visits into leads, and both discuss WordPress as a build platform.
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Naz's posts cover Klaviyo email and SMS automation and a WooCommerce site, while Jordan Stambaugh's cover custom WordPress themes, SEO, CRM integration, and lead intake.
Naz focuses on email marketing automation and ecommerce store builds; Stambaugh focuses on service-business site structure, multi-location SEO, and connecting websites to booking and CRM intake.
Both address how professional-service firms, especially law firms, win leads through search-visible content and site pages.
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Arato's posts discuss information gain, law-firm content marketing, and AI search visibility; Stambaugh's include an employment-law lead-generation site and SEO-driven client projects.
Arato concentrates on content strategy, writing, and answer-engine visibility; Stambaugh concentrates on building and integrating the website, CRM, and lead-delivery system.
Both examine whether a website turns traffic into sales and treat platform choice and site usability as acquisition decisions.
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Windorpski's posts ask readers to check landing pages, mobile experience, and next steps, and compare WordPress with Shopify; Stambaugh's project posts describe custom WordPress builds and lead-intake fixes.
Windorpski focuses on conversion diagnosis and Shopify Plus versus WordPress for ecommerce; Stambaugh focuses on custom site structure for service businesses and CRM-connected lead handling.
Jordan Stambaugh’s LinkedIn posts cover websites, SEO, and lead-generation systems for business clients, making their work relevant to partnerships focused on digital marketing or web development.
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Before choosing a campaign, request recent LinkedIn audience data for the buyer roles and industries you want to reach.
The four LinkedIn posts describe client website and marketing projects delivered through Stambaugh Designs, not sponsorships, advertising or creator collaborations.
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The posts offer no published partnership packages.
What they do show is how project work is scoped and what clients need to supply.
The documented projects are custom builds, not templates.
Stambaugh describes creating custom WordPress themes, scalable ACSS architecture, logo and brand design, copywriting, SEO, service-area and location pages, and integration with clients’ CRM or booking systems — Practice CRM for a counseling practice and GoHighLevel for a construction and landscaping company.
Buyers should be ready to provide brand assets or designs, decide which CRM or booking tool the site must connect to, supply copy and content, and, for multi-location businesses, list all services and locations the site must cover.
One post offers an existing employment-law lead-generation website for sale to a law firm.
It is described as running on organic traffic, attaching an AI-assisted preliminary analysis to each lead and delivering leads automatically into the firm’s CRM.
Inquiries go through a LinkedIn direct message or public comment; traffic, lead volume, revenue history and asking price are available on request.
For an agency planning a collaboration, this points to direct conversations rather than a posted intake process, with commercial terms negotiated privately.
Before finalizing a campaign plan, ask about partnership formats, sponsorship policy, pricing, capacity and response times.
Custom WordPress website build
Buyer requirement
Supply the brand assets, designs or existing site the build starts from, agree on the theme and page structure, and be ready to configure the CRM or booking system the site must connect to.
Documented builds include a custom WordPress theme, scalable ACSS architecture, logo and brand design, copywriting and CRM or booking integration.
One project converted Figma designs into WordPress.
SEO and multi-location site work for local service businesses
Buyer requirement
Provide the full list of services and locations the site must cover, plus access to the CRM where leads should land. The documented construction and landscaping project used custom post types, multi-location optimization, scalable service-area pages, content creation and GoHighLevel CRM integration.
Sale of a turnkey lead-generation website
Buyer requirement
Be an established law firm or legal group prepared to take over an existing organic-traffic lead site and connect its automated lead delivery to your CRM.
Leads arrive with an AI-assisted preliminary analysis for the intake team.
Traffic stats, lead volume, revenue history and asking price are available only in direct conversation.
Inquiries go through a LinkedIn message or public comment.
A digital marketing agency has three to five client rebuilds over the next quarter, mostly for multi-location home-services and professional-services businesses. The agency owns strategy, account management, and paid media; it wants a partner to handle custom WordPress builds, service-area page architecture, content structure, CRM or booking integration, and technical SEO.
Reasons
Jordan's posts show the same work at project level: custom WordPress themes, scalable service-area pages, custom post types, SEO, content creation, and CRM integration. The construction and landscaping case study is the closest match: it involved multiple locations and services, from snow removal to landscaping, plus GoHighLevel. A second project involved six custom post types, Figma-to-WordPress, responsive design, and CRM integration. A third combined a custom theme, scalable architecture, copywriting, logo and brand design, and booking integration with Practice CRM. These are the tasks an agency would hand off in this brief.
The commercial format shown is project delivery through direct conversation. The posts show how client inputs are scoped—assets or designs, CRM choice, content, and the full service and location list—but no posted rate card or packaged sponsorship offer. That is enough for an agency to plan a discovery call and a statement of work.
The agency would be buying execution capacity and documented project patterns, not reach. The LinkedIn account had 4,747 followers observed October 11, 2026. If the agency also wants distribution, it should test performance separately.
What to confirm
Ask which parts of Figma-to-WordPress, custom post types, ACSS architecture, and CRM integration Jordan performs directly versus through subcontractors.
Ask whether Jordan has capacity for three to five builds in a quarter.
Ask for live examples with the same service-area or multi-location structure.
Ask whether Jordan can work inside the agency's project management and reporting process.
When to choose a specialist
Poor fit: Jordan Stambaugh's posts do not show creator sponsorships.
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Brief
A consumer wellness brand wants a creator-led paid social campaign across Instagram and TikTok. It needs at least 500,000 followers in the target market, a published rate card, platform-specific deliverables, usage rights for paid ads, and reach or engagement benchmarks before booking.
Reasons
Jordan Stambaugh's posts show business-to-business project work, not creator sponsorships. The four posts include no media kit, rate card, deliverable list, sponsorship policy, or official partnership inquiry page, leaving a buyer without documented formats for planning a paid social campaign.
Jordan Stambaugh's posts list 4,747 followers but provide no age, location, occupation, or employer data for consumer wellness buyers. That is far below the stated reach threshold and offers no indication of the target market.
Jordan Stambaugh's posts contain performance claims by the seller of the work, not independently verified reach or engagement figures. The employment-law asset mentions traffic, lead volume, revenue history, and asking price on request, but the posts do not include those numbers. Ask for platform analytics before considering a paid social campaign.
The work examples are custom websites and lead systems, not social content campaigns. Jordan's documented strengths—custom WordPress, SEO, CRM integration, and service-area pages—do not meet the brief's core need: high-reach social distribution with advertising rights.
What would change this
A direct response from Jordan with platform analytics, a sponsorship rate card, and examples of paid social campaigns could change the decision. Until then, send this brief to a creator with documented reach and social sponsorship formats.
A worked campaign example
Angle
Position Jordan as the build and search layer behind the agency's strategy: the agency owns the client relationship, paid media, and reporting; Jordan scopes and delivers the WordPress theme, service-area architecture, technical SEO, content structure, and GoHighLevel or booking integration. Use the Puget Construction and Landscape pattern to show that the same approach has been applied to a multi-location business.
Campaign
Agency-plus-builder pilot for a multi-location home-services client
Objective
Win a regional home-services account by pitching a site rebuild that connects service-area pages, content, and lead intake in one project.
Steps
The agency confirms the client's services, locations, current site, CRM, and booking process.
Jordan reviews the service and location matrix and proposes page architecture, custom post types, and content needs.
Scope: discovery and architecture, custom WordPress theme, service-area and location pages, technical SEO setup, content structure, CRM or booking integration, launch checks, and a handoff document.
The agency supplies brand assets or designs, approved copy, CRM access, and the service and location list.
Measurement: ranking and traffic baseline for each service and location page, lead delivery into the CRM, booking completion where relevant, and a 90-day review. Confirm in advance which numbers the client will allow to be shared.
Next step: a short discovery call with the client's operations lead and a one-page statement of work covering architecture, content, integration, timeline, and review points.
Why it fits
The brief maps to work Jordan's posts describe: custom WordPress, scalable architecture, service-area pages, SEO, content, and CRM integration. It is a project delivery brief, not a sponsorship, matching the commercial format shown. Confirm capacity, subcontracting, and whether Jordan can work inside the agency's process during discovery.
Consider Michal when a client’s brief centers on an online store and choosing a platform.
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In a WordPress-versus-Shopify post, Michal argues that the decision should follow what the business needs to do in 18 months: Shopify Plus for scaling a store, checkout, and inventory; WordPress for design freedom and content-led search. The distinction is business fit, not platform loyalty.
Michal is a stronger match for ecommerce platform decisions. Jordan Stambaugh’s examples more directly address multi-location services, scalable service-area pages, and CRM or booking integrations.
Consider David when a law firm’s main challenge is content that sounds like every competitor’s.
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In a post on practice-area pages, David argues that useful content should draw on a firm’s actual experience rather than repeat generic material. A second post on legal content and search urges firms to assess whether their content answers prospective clients’ questions and reflects their experience.
David’s examples speak to content strategy and differentiation, not the website builds, service-area structure, or CRM integrations in Jordan’s posts. For a brief focused on those implementation needs, Jordan’s work is the closer match.
Shahria is more relevant when ecommerce design or lifecycle marketing is central. Jordan’s posts offer more direct examples of multi-location service websites and lead-intake integrations.
Four public LinkedIn posts by Jordan Stambaugh were published by October 11, 2026.
They describe website projects for Instant Info Systems, Puget Construction and Landscape, and Lockwood Leadership Coaching, plus an employment-law lead-generation website offered for sale.
The posts carry no individual publication dates, and their claims about traffic, rankings, lead volume, and time savings are the author's own and are not independently verified.
Comparisons to other creators rest on public posts from their accounts.
Jordan Stambaugh's wider career history - including any earlier body of work, show, or publication that would explain searches for the name - is not described in these posts.
