Where your community finds you
Professional websites for chambers of commerce, booster clubs, and the organizations that bring people together — built so your volunteers can actually manage them.
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Built for Aliso Viejo Chamber of Commerce
Live Event Integration
Events flow directly from your existing calendar or membership platform to your homepage. No double entry, no stale listings. Your community always knows what's next.
Sponsor Showcases
Tiered sponsor displays that give every level appropriate visibility. Premium sponsors see their investment reflected. Prospective sponsors see a reason to sign on.
Member Self-Service
Directory, login portal, and account management integrated with your membership platform. Members update their own profiles and renew on their schedule.
Content You Control
Blog templates, news feeds, and page layouts designed so your staff or volunteers can post updates without calling a developer. Training included.
Mobile-First Design
More than half your visitors are on phones. Every site is built responsive from the start — tap-to-call, clean navigation, fast loading on any connection.
Maintenance Included
WordPress updates, security, backups, SSL, hosting — all handled. Your site stays fast and secure while you focus on your mission.
Aliso Viejo Chamber
Complete redesign with live MembershipWorks integration, automated event feeds, tier-based member directory, and 425 archived articles preserved from the previous site.
View site →Estancia Basketball
Schedule integration, roster pages, coaching staff profiles, and sponsor recognition for a proud Eagles program. Managed continuously since 2013.
View site →Estancia Baseball
Full site build with Google Calendar integration, tiered sponsor carousel, championship record books, and BoosterHub portal integration.
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A content hub for Dave "The Tomato Guy" Freed, featured in the LA Times. Email marketing automation, SEO-optimized growing guides, and subscriber lead capture.
View site →Discovery
A 30-minute conversation about your organization, your goals, and your tools. You'll see a live demo tailored to your type of organization.
Build
Your site takes shape from proven templates, customized to your brand and wired into whatever you already use — membership platforms, calendars, payment processors.
Review
Everything lives on a private staging site for your board to review. Feedback gets incorporated in real time. We launch when you're ready.
Launch & Train
Your site goes live with a hands-on training session for your team. From there, I handle the technical side. You run the organization.
All plans require a one-time build fee based on scope. Most projects range from $1,000–$2,500. Get in touch to discuss yours.
- Custom responsive design that looks great on any device
- Game schedules and season calendars — always current
- Sponsor logos displayed prominently to show value
- Roster, coaching staff, and team info pages
- Photo galleries and season highlights
- Managed hosting, SSL, backups, and WordPress maintenance
- Staff training with a custom admin guide
- Custom responsive design tailored to your brand
- Contact and inquiry forms that route straight to your inbox
- Blog or news section to keep your site fresh and searchable
- SEO foundations so customers can actually find you
- Google Analytics and performance tracking
- Managed hosting, SSL, backups, and WordPress maintenance
- Staff training with a custom admin guide
- Membership platform integration — events, directory, and login all synced
- Live event feeds from your existing calendar
- Tiered member directory with sponsorship visibility
- Member login portal — no separate system
- News and member spotlights — no code required
- Auto-updating slideshow for meetings and mixers
- Managed hosting, SSL, backups, and WordPress maintenance
- Staff training with a custom admin guide
I started volunteering 30 years ago — preschool, youth sports, Little League boards, booster clubs. When my son played baseball and basketball at Estancia High School, I built and ran the booster club websites. He graduated in 2013. I never stopped.
My day job for nearly 25 years was at the Los Angeles Times, covering Orange County sports and communities for 12 of those years before becoming the paper's social media and reader engagement editor. I now work in higher education marketing and communications.
The name is an homage. In newsrooms, a stringer is a freelancer who reports stories without the resources of full-time staff — just persistence, local knowledge, and a deadline. That ethos still drives how I work.
I serve on the Aliso Viejo Chamber of Commerce board. I live in Orange County. The organizations I build for are the ones I've spent three decades working alongside.
Or email directly: martin@stringerdigital.com