Me and The Mouse came to Web Design & Company with an outdated website that made it difficult for the team to manage content, publish new resources, and turn digital visibility into new business.
The project needed to improve the customer journey for travelers while giving the agency a content system and national SEO foundation that could support people researching vacations across the United States.
WDAC redesigned and rebuilt the platform around national search visibility, clearer destination and service paths, stronger content management, custom forms, and a broader customer journey. With the new digital foundation in place, Me and The Mouse more than tripled its leads nationally.
Services
- National SEO
- Content Support
- Web Design
- Web Development
- UX
- Custom Form Development
The Search + Content Problem
Replacing a restrictive site that limited national growth
Me and The Mouse had invested thousands of dollars with a previous digital provider but was left with an outdated, restrictive website and little return from its online efforts.
The existing platform made routine content management difficult. The team could not easily update pages, publish new blog posts, or maintain the kind of active digital presence needed for a growing vacation-planning business.
The new project needed to solve both sides of the problem: help prospective travelers understand destinations and services, and give the Me and The Mouse team more control over the content needed to support national search growth.
National SEO + Content Engine
Giving vacation-planning content the structure to reach travelers nationwide
SEO strategy expanded the reach of the new website beyond the company’s St. Louis roots.
The strategy targeted travelers across the United States, including both markets where prospective clients live and destinations where vacation-planning interest is especially high.
That search strategy depended on a more flexible content system. WDAC developed a platform that allowed the Me and The Mouse team to publish blog posts and update website content without depending on a developer for routine changes.
Search content supported Disney, Universal, cruise, and broader vacation-planning terms rather than relying on a single local market.
National reach
The strategy moved beyond a single local market to reach travelers across the United States.
Content control
The team gained a more manageable system for publishing resources and updating pages.
Destination demand
Search content aligned with Disney, Universal, cruise, and broader vacation-planning interest.
Destination + Service Architecture
Organizing the site around how travelers research trips
The new design needed to balance two different requirements: the site had to feel fun and inviting without sacrificing usability or professionalism.
WDAC created an experience that made it easier for visitors to explore vacation-planning services for destinations including Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Disney Cruise Line, Universal, and other travel options.
Clear navigation, themed imagery, testimonials, promotions, and service information gave prospective travelers multiple paths to learn about the agency and move toward contacting a vacation planner. The structure helped the site organize destination and service information around the way travelers research trips.
Destination clarity
Travelers can explore Disney, Universal, cruise, and broader vacation-planning options.
Content paths
Service and destination information supports research before inquiry.
Conversion focus
Testimonials, promotions, and inquiry paths work together.
Search-to-Inquiry Flow
Connecting travel research with more useful inquiries
Vacation planning involves more detail than a standard contact form can capture.
WDAC developed custom forms that allow prospective travelers to provide information about their vacation preferences during the inquiry process. This gave the Me and The Mouse team a more structured starting point when responding to new leads.
The site also incorporated functionality to help visitors connect with vacation planners based throughout the country, supporting the broader national customer path rather than a single local office flow.
National Growth Platform
Search, content, destination paths, and forms working together
The rebuilt website and expanded SEO strategy helped Me and The Mouse more than triple its leads across the United States.
The project gave the agency a digital platform that could support both the customer experience and the internal team managing the website.
The redesigned site created clearer paths for prospective travelers, gave the team more control over content, supported more detailed inquiries, and created a stronger foundation for national search visibility.
Supporting Development + UX
A manageable platform behind the national content strategy
The rebuild also addressed limitations behind the previous site.
The broader development work focused on making the site easier to operate while maintaining a fast, useful experience for visitors across devices.
That mix of website design, web development, and UX planning gave the team a stronger platform to keep improving the site after launch and to keep supporting national search with fresh, relevant content.
Explore the finished website
Explore the finished website
The finished site gives Me and The Mouse a more flexible platform for presenting vacation-planning services, managing content, collecting detailed inquiries, and supporting national search growth with clearer customer paths.