Case Study · 2026
Executive Fitness
Full website deploy, dormant social channels revived, brand split to elevate the founder story with a separate corporate-speaking site at caseykammel.com, and a CRM migrated out of an Outlook contacts list into a real marketing system.
Industry
Fitness & Wellness
Services
Website Design · Brand Architecture · Social Revival · CRM Migration · GBP & GA4 · Founder Brand Launch
Live Site
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Executive Fitness had real authority in the room — Casey Kammel’s personal story and methodology carried the brand — but the digital presence didn’t reflect any of it. The website was outdated. Social channels were dormant. The contact list lived in Microsoft Outlook. And the founder story, which was arguably the most valuable asset, was completely tangled up inside the corporate fitness brand instead of being elevated as its own platform.
What We Built
- Custom website deploy for Executive Fitness — brand-true design, fast load times, and a structure built around how the business actually converts leads
- Brand architecture split — separating the corporate fitness brand from the founder brand so Casey’s speaking, advisory, and thought-leadership work could grow on its own footing
- Founder website launch at caseykammel.com — a standalone platform for corporate speaking engagements, advisory work, and the personal story behind the methodology
- Dormant social revival — re-activated and rebuilt social channels with a consistent voice, posting cadence, and content engine
- Google Business Profile optimization — claimed, optimized, and tied into the broader local search strategy
- GA4 integration — proper analytics wired through both brand sites so growth decisions are made on data, not gut
- CRM implementation — migrated the contact list out of an Outlook address book into a real CRM with segmentation, lifecycle automation, and clean lead routing
The Result
Two brands working in parallel — Executive Fitness for the studio business, caseykammel.com for the founder’s speaking and advisory platform — both fed by a single backstage system that finally treats every contact like the asset it is.
The Thinking Behind It
The playbook in our journal.
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