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For Pete · Holiday-Ready Day
Your homepage, three ways
I made these from your own photos, products and words. Pick A, B or C. We build one piece of it free, live within 48 hours of us having what we need. The full homepage is your first month of Start Right Team, $1,000.
Holiday requests in by Mon Nov 23, 8 AM, live before Thanksgiving
Will Mosley, Start Right
Today
Your homepage today
Pisgah Map Co.’s homepage as a visitor sees it now, on a computer and on a phone.


Option A of 3 · Recommended · not live on your site
The Gift Map
A holiday gift guide on your homepage: your hero photo under one holiday headline, then twelve of your own products in three budgets (stocking stuffers under $5, gear under $25, posters and wall maps), a gift card spot, the local shops that carry your maps and a holiday close in your own line.


Why it flows better
- Add to cart without the scroll. On a computer today, the Add To Cart button on your Pisgah Ranger District guide starts 1,680 px down the page, about two screens, below the whole description (measured Wed Nov 11, 2:00 PM). In A every gift on the homepage has its price and its own Add to cart, with a pinned Holiday gifts from $4 bar on phones. That is the first piece we would build.
- The holidays on the first screen. “Gifts for the trail bums.” (your own phrase from “Always ask a local”) over your homepage photo, with three of your posters fanned in. Today the first screen says Find Your Way. Lose Yourself. and has no holiday or gift entry.
- A gift guide from your own shop. Twelve in-stock products at your prices on Nov 11: stickers $4, the Pisgah Ranger District and Shining Rock guides $15, the neck gaiter $20, a trucker hat $24.99, posters from $15 and both wall maps at $69.99.
- Shipping and gift cards up front. A holiday bar with your own “$4 shipped” sticker line, plus an order-by date and gift card amounts left blank for you (marked suggested).
- Shop local, too. Six Brevard and Pisgah Forest shops from your Where To Buy page, from DD Bullwinkels to the Pisgah Inn, for gift buyers who want it today.
One piece of it free, live within 48 hours of us having what we need.
Option B of 3 · not live on your site
Gift Their Trail
The holidays told by place: your autumn river photo asks which trail they love, then six of the places you map, each with its poster art and its in-stock guide, poster, sticker and wall map prices, plus a Trail Kit bundle idea.


Why it flows better
- Gifts the way people think of them. A gift buyer knows where someone rides or hikes, not which product. B starts with six places: Pisgah Ranger District, DuPont, Grandfather, Hickory Nut Gorge, Green River and Black Mountain.
- Your poster art does the selling. Each place card leads with its own poster, the cover art you reworked for the wall, on your navy.
- Every price on the card. Trail guide $15 ($12 for Black Mountain), poster from $15, sticker $4, wall map $69.99 where you have one. The DuPont guide is sold out today, so its card shows only the DuPont poster, sticker and wall map.
- A bundle to raise the order. The Trail Kit, guide plus poster plus sticker for one place, at a price you set (marked suggested).
- Your own words to close. “Since 2009, we’ve been putting our Western North Carolina roots to work for our fellow trail bums.” and Find Your Way. Lose Yourself. on your orange.
One piece of it free, live within 48 hours of us having what we need.
Option C of 3 · not live on your site
Frame the Forest
The holidays as wall art: three of your posters framed on your navy, your four poster sizes with their prices, eight posters in a gallery, both wall maps in your own words, your mountain biking photo and a holiday close.


Why it flows better
- Your best-looking products lead. Your poster art is gallery quality. C hangs three of them on the first screen under “Hang the forest on their wall.”
- Sizes and prices in one look. 8″×10″ $15, 12″×18″ $24, 16″×20″ $30 and 24″×36″ $40, drawn to scale, from your Looking Glass Rock listing. Today a buyer sees sizes only after opening a poster.
- The big gift, in your words. Both wall maps at $69.99 under your own “Bring DuPont Home / From Trail Guide to Wall Art”.
- Your photos, used big. The mountain biking jump photo from your homepage carries “Enthusiast is putting it lightly.”
- Gift card, shipping and local shops. The same holiday bar, gift card spot and Brevard shops as A, in your navy and orange.
One piece of it free, live within 48 hours of us having what we need.
Like parts of each?
Reply to my email with what you like, and I’ll combine them.
Small things we noticed
Worth a look, whichever version you choose
These are on your live site today, each one checked by hand on Wed Nov 11, 2026. Nothing has been changed; they are yours to decide.
- Your DuPont State Recreational Forest trail guide shows Sold Out on its page, while the Trail Guides tile on your homepage shows the DuPont guide on top. The DuPont poster (from $15), sticker ($4) and wall map ($69.99) are in stock and could be offered on that page.
- Your Where To Buy page shows part of the list twice: the stores from One Fly Outfitters to Youngblood Bicycles repeat, so REI appears 22 times.
- On a computer, Add To Cart on your Pisgah Ranger District guide starts 1,680 px down the page, below the full description. Moving it up beside the price helps whichever option you choose.
- Your footer still reads “© 2025 Pisgah Map Company”.
How it works
Pick one, and we build a piece of it free
- 1Pick A, B or C. We build one piece of it free, like the new top section, live within 48 hours of us having what we need.
- 2I email you for collaborator access (never your password).
- 3We build it on a copy of your theme, so your live homepage stays as it is until you approve.
- 4You approve, it goes live.
The full homepage is your first month of Start Right Team, $1,000: you send one request at a time, and we get each one done.
A private page made for Pisgah Map Co. on November 11, 2026.
