What does Bold Creative do?
Bold Creative is an Atlanta studio that builds brand identities, custom websites, and digital platforms. We also produce campaigns, improve visibility in Google and AI search, automate workflows, provide IT support, and train teams to run what we build.
Does Bold Creative build custom WordPress sites?
Yes. Custom WordPress is our specialty. We design and develop the site, set it up so your staff can edit it, and train them before launch. We also build on Squarespace, Shopify, Webflow, or custom code when that fits better.
Can you migrate an existing site and train our staff?
Yes. We move your content, set up hosting and redirects so search traffic carries over, and run hands-on training with documentation so your team can manage the site after launch.
Do you offer IT support?
Yes. We handle website security cleanups, hosting, domain, DNS, and email issues, third-party integrations, and troubleshooting, either as needed or on a monthly retainer.
Who do you work with?
Schools and charter networks, nonprofits, service organizations, small businesses, and creatives. Many of our clients stay with us for years.
What is AEO, and why does it matter?
AEO stands for answer engine optimization, sometimes called GEO, generative engine optimization. It means structuring your site and content so AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google's AI Overviews can understand and cite it. We pair it with traditional SEO to improve your visibility in both Google and AI search.
Do you offer AI trainings and consultations?
Yes. We offer consultations, team trainings, and hands-on setup: we automate your workflows, integrate the tools you already use, and make sure your staff can run them with confidence. For keynotes and speaking, book our founder at shanadigital.com.
Do you work outside Atlanta?
Yes. We're based in Atlanta and work remotely with organizations across the country.
Can you support an RFP or team proposal?
Yes. We work as the prime or as a subcontractor on team proposals, and can share a capability statement, past performance, and references.
How does a project start?
Fill out the short project form. We review it, set up a discovery call, and follow our five step process: discover, define, design, develop, and deploy.