Our Work

Joblink Plus operates across a large regional footprint, offering employment services, community programs, training, and employer support. Their previous website had become difficult to navigate and didn’t clearly guide users to the right services. Content management was time-consuming, the structure lacked consistency, and the site didn’t reflect the organisation’s scale or community impact. They needed a website that was clear, accessible, and capable of supporting a wide variety of programs and audiences.

PV5D needed a website presence to establish credibility, showcase their cutting-edge photogrammetry and 5D visualisation services, and connect with potential clients in a highly technical and competitive industry. As a new business offering specialised solutions, having a clear, informative, and professional online platform was essential to explain their services, demonstrate their expertise, and build trust with both local and national project partners.

Wards previously had a 3-page site that didn't do justice to their experience and skill in the industry. The outdated design was costly, and the website lacked the necessary SEO optimisation to drive traffic effectively.

Academy Business Services is a newly developed business founded by industry experts. They wanted their website to be quirky and colourful, while maintaining a professional edge. They needed dynamic content pages to showcase their growing team and available packages that would be updated regularly.

The team at BMB had an outdated and non-mobile-friendly website that needed a refresh. They were also looking for content that could be utilised on their Facebook page.

Beautiful Image in Tamworth didn't previously have a website, making it difficult to display their services to customers, tell their story or offer their treatments.

Before engaging Rhythm Digital, 1000 Feet Deep had a small website that didn't showcase them as the progressive, professional business that they are. While clunky and text-heavy, the site themes were great and the vision was there—we just had to harness it.

Entourage Technology offers specialised IT solutions for clients throughout NSW. As an industry leading IT business, their website needed to reflect their professionalism, attention to detail and knowledge. They have a quickly expanding team and also wanted to show off their past projects and client testimonials.

Rogers Waste Services was using a three-page website that didn’t fully highlight their services, commitment to the community or efforts in sustainability. They wanted a revamp – changes made that better represents their business, their experience and their service offerings.

Outback Optics was a reasonably new business started to address the marketing for firearm optics in Australia, and so needed a suitable online presence to bring their products to life and tell their story.

Sharon King Hearing Centres had an existing website that was in need of a major refresh. The previous site lacked modern functionality and did not fully cater to the needs of its audience. Additionally, Sharon needed to incorporate a number of services and informative pieces to transform the site into a comprehensive hub of information for both current and future clientele.

The team at Easters were looking for an effective platform to promote and sell their many items online, while easily being able to add and alter their products themselves.

Aaron and his team at Acelink Technology were needing an engaging online presence for their IT business.

Maryann and Eliza at Skin & Tonic in Armidale were battling with a poorly developed website, that didn't properly showcase their health services and beauty products.

Peter and Bernadene were struggling with an existing e-commerce platform that they had put together themselves. While it was allowing them to take sales online, it didn't work 100% correctly on mobile phones, wasn't easy to update, and didn't effectively showcase their products or tell their story.

We also wanted the brand to reflect who Lou is as a person, hence the bright and fun colours that we absolutely loved working with.

Global Aircraft Services recognised the need to revamp their outdated website to better reflect their growth and the evolving demands of the aviation industry. Their previous site lacked the modern design, functionality, and user experience expected by today's clients and partners.

Award Plumbing needed a website to establish a professional online presence, enabling them to showcase their 3 decades of experience and trusted plumbing services to potential clients in Sydney and the Hills Shire area.

A change in leadership prompted Chris and Jen to do a whole new refresh of their online presence, showcasing their local, family-owned and personal approach to their service delivery.

New ownership at GCM Lighting & Electrical in Tamworth sought a business rebrand, wanting a modern look without being a drastic change from the previous branding. They aimed to maintain their established identity with a text-based logo.

Fencing Division Group is a newly established business in the Tamworth region. Owner, Brad, has extensive experience in the industry after owning another fencing business in the Hunter region. They needed a website that shows their experience in an eye-catching, user-friendly design.

BC Carpentry and Construction is a relatively newly established business in the Tamworth region. Owners Ben and Gina wanted a site that shows off their recently completed projects and their range of services in a way that is fresh and engaging for the audience.

Roof Painting Plus previously had no website and were gaining mainly word of mouth referrals. While this was working for the business, they understood that having a website would allow them to better expand their reach and show off their completed projects. They contacted Rhythm Digital to create a small and might website that captures their personality and simple, clean style. They also needed a logo update to go with the website.

Neil wanted a website that displayed his previous work, showing images and building collections for current and future projects. With a broad range of services within the business, we needed to make a website that displayed them concisely and informatively. He also wanted to make it easy for clients and potential clients to enquire about his services.

Before engaging Rhythm Digital, Epps Engineering didn't have a website. They used their facebook to showcase their services, recently completed projects and engage with their customers.

As the recently new owner of Jaws Service Centre, Luke was keen to build the online presence of his mechanical business, and to inform his potential clients of the European expertise and knowledge Jaws can provide.

Carter & Osborne Electrical carries out very large contract projects for major companies, but only had a very minimal and basic, older website.

The team at MG Marshall Builders were yet to have a website presence and required a simple, clean and easy to navigate home for their services that they could maintain themselves.

The Tow World team had an old, clunky website that was not user friendly and required a way to showcase their range of trailers and accessories.

Brett and the team at Wallace Construction services hadn't had any type of online presence prior to engaging with us. The team were looking for a professional solution to attract more enquiries from people looking to undertake building and renovation projects, as well as insurance companies requiring work done in the New England region.

Walters Fencing came to us looking for a solution to not only showcase their fencing contracting services, but for a way to better display and sell their locally-manufactured fencing equipment across Australia.

The TSH Group consists of 5 tiling and bathroom supply businesses across New South Wales and the ACT. The businesses were sharing a website and product catalogue, but from one domain. This was having a major impact on their SEO for each business, with it being difficult to find them on Google.

As a company focused on enhancing coal quality and increasing recovery rates, Coal Recovery Services needed a platform to to effectively communicate its specialised coal recovery solutions to potential clients and stakeholders.

The team at BREDAL had a very basic website that lacked the information their customers required. It also required a much needed refresh of visual and informative aspects.

Northern Slopes Land Care previously had a small website that was dated and clunky. The team found it difficult to update the site and it was difficult for users to find what they were looking for on the site.

Grass Fed On The Plains was a relatively new business venture that required an online presence - particularly during COVID-19 lockdowns. Besides increasing online sales, it was important to our clients that they be able to promote the concept and values of grass fed beef.

Honeycombes approached us after having no luck with a past web designer and needed immediate help to tidy the design of their current site which was not working correctly for them, or providing the information they wanted for their customers.

With the introduction of another business unit, Aztech was searching for a holistic approach to displaying its 3 areas of expertise and their vast offerings, while showing the strong involvement in the local community.

The team at Mannion Drilling offer a very select service in water and exploration drilling through out the Gunnedah, North West and now Mudgee area and were looking to showcase their ability and vast team of drill rigs, along with their rapidly growing family run business.

BosAg approached us wanting to modernise their online presence, as well as provide a portal for their resellers to easily place purchase orders for their products. The challenge was building a site that would allow resellers to see their prices and an 'Ad to Cart' option, without this information being visible to the general public.

The team at Manuka in Quirindi, just West of Tamworth, were keen to refresh their online presence for both their Manuka Chaff site, as well as a site dedicated to their haylage product. As the only producer of haylage in Australia, they needed to easily highlight the benefits of the product to both consumers and resellers, as well as have a platform to share articles from various experts in the field.

Enable Pedorthics was running a site that no longer aligned with the professional, caring, and mobile-service brand they deliver. It wasn’t optimised for modern devices, it lacked clarity around service offerings, and it didn’t reflect how they go out to the customer or emphasise their unique services.

TAMS - AC faced challenges with a small website that was outdated and difficult to manage. Navigating the site wasn't easy, and content management proved difficult.

As Urgent Care Clinics (UCCs) emerged in 2023, Tamworth UCC lacked an online presence. They needed a professional platform to showcase services and inform the community of their purpose.

Resolute Support wanted a website that reflects their welcoming and caring attitude in a fun and uplifting way. They have a growing team and wanted to use their website as a means to attract more like-minded staff. They also need to be able to share important resources for participants, as well as industry news and websites. Resolute Support also has referral forms that needed to be made digital for participants.

Emma previously had a 3-page website for PhysioSpec, however with a growing business and wanting to reach more customers, she came to us to redevelop the site. Emma wanted a site that is warm, welcoming, inclusive and informative, and she wanted to be able to update regularly with blog posts.

Pro-Active was using a website that was dated – they needed an upgrade. There were only three pages, and it did not represent the progressive state of the business. The expansion of a second clinic in Gunnedah meant they needed a website that clearly defined both practices and the services they provide in each.

The Walcha Telecottage were operating with an out-of-date website, that was difficult to update with their weekly Apsley Advocate digital newspaper.

Linc, Ann and the Compass team were in the process of transitioning from being primarily a physiotherapy clinic to an allied health provider with a broader range of services, and needed a web presence that reflected this.

The team at Northwest Health were looking for an update to their website, which would provide a more user-friendly experience for their patients when booking at any of their 5 locations.

Steve and Annie from Inverell Terrace Motor Lodge were struggling to attract direct bookings and properly showcase their property through their existing website.

David, Sharon and Belinda at New England Motor Lodge felt their existing website was too "template-based" and didn't properly reflect their recently renovated property. The old room phones were also being removed, and a new system for taking room service orders was required.

Tattersalls Hotel Armidale has recently undergone a major renovation project. The team needed a website that reflected the new luxury image of the hotel, its restaurant, and accommodation offerings.

The team at A1 Hire were missing out on enquiries and possible bookings due to a faulty and non-mobile friendly website.

Sally at Pronto had a dated website that didn't reflect the fantastic food that she provided to clients and events across the region.

Keevers Haulage were looking to expand their online presence for their transport business, and reached out to us to assist them in their branding, including professional logo development and a lovely new website.

As a new business, The Simple Weigh needed brand development, website development and business card design.

AGM Heavy Haul's previous website was a single page, displaying their services in a disorganised layout that wasn't user friendly or eye-catching. They needed something that made them stand out from the crowd and showed them as leaders of their industry. They also needed a site that was easy to update when needed, including pages such as Careers, News and Gallery.

Cavanaghs Transport is a specialist livestock transportation company throughout Australia. The website needed to incorporate all their business services.

Being one of the largest freight companies in the country, Wickhams needed a fresh and updated website to display their vast range of services and capabilities.

Ultra Fleet is a rapidly growing car hire company that has boomed in the mining industry and needed a website that could cater to their growing clientele.

The team at Martin's were looking for a refresh to their existing website, with a cleaner design, less clutter, and more relevant content.

Kootingal Preschool is a community based organisation offering educational programs to children aged 3-5 years old. Their previous website was difficult to manage and update, lacking features such as digitised enrolment forms. The team struggled to update the website and wanted to add more pages to display engaging content such as for healthy recipes and newsletters.

Quirindi Preschool Kindergarten was using an outdated website that was constantly breaking down. The information throughout the site was not updated and there was no clear information about their programs or values as an organisation. QPK wanted an updated website that was endearing and easy for users to navigate, while showing off their dedication to enhancing the lives of children. They wanted to showcase their team and programs, and to update this regularly or as needed.

Poppins Bush School is a stunning and popular daycare that serviced their parents well but lacked an online presence.

The team at Centrepoint Childcare Centre had an old and outdated website which needed a major overhaul and some new and exciting offerings—something informative that current and potential parents could visit and find what they needed easily. The goal was to modernise the site while maintaining the nurturing spirit of the early learning centre.