Tech help for businesses in Fayetteville.
Ironwood Digital is a one-person technology practice based in Fayetteville. I help local businesses with their websites, email, customer lists and the repetitive computer work that fills up the week. Since I'm here in town, the free first look can happen at your counter instead of on a video call.
Updated September 29, 2026Semester turnover
About 4 hrs by hand✓ Hire details typed once, not twice
✓ Nobody keeps access after their last shift
What comes up for Fayetteville businesses
Fayetteville runs on the university calendar. That shapes who you hire, when you're slammed and what breaks.
Staff who change every semester
Businesses near campus hire a lot of students, and every August and May someone needs accounts set up or shut off: email, the register, the schedule app, the shared drive. A simple checklist turns that into minutes, and nobody walks away with access they shouldn't have.
Busy weekends and wrong hours online
On home game weekends and big event weekends, hours and menus change and the phone rings more. Your Google listing supports special hours for specific dates, and your website should say the same thing, so nobody drives over to a locked door.
Small offices with no IT person
A lot of Fayetteville's small offices and nonprofits have one shared inbox, a drive nobody has organized and passwords on a sticky note. I set up proper business email, shared files and sign-ins that belong to the business, not to one person.
Side projects that outgrew a spreadsheet
Plenty of local businesses started as something small and still track customers, orders or volunteers in a spreadsheet that's gotten unwieldy. I move it into something built for the job, or build a better sheet if that's all you need.
Same process in Fayetteville as everywhere else.
You tell me what's going on. I take a free first look, give you a price in writing, then do the work myself and leave you a short note on what changed. Clear jobs get a flat price. Open-ended fixes are hourly with a cap you approve.
I also help with websites, email, customer lists, automation and small custom tools, anywhere in Northwest Arkansas.
Are you actually in Fayetteville?
Yes. I'm an Information Systems student at the University of Arkansas and I run Ironwood Digital here. When you work with me, I'm the one who shows up.
Can you help before a busy weekend?
If my schedule allows, yes. Mention the date when you get in touch and I'll tell you right away whether I can get it done in time. Updating your hours or a page on your site is usually quick.
Do you work with nonprofits?
Yes, the same way as any other business: a free first look, then a price you agree to before I start. Nonprofits often have donated software licenses they're not fully using, and that's worth a look.
Tell me what's slowing your business down.
A few sentences is enough. I'll reply within one business day, and the first look is free.