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Client Call Agenda — LaMarie (2026-02-21)

Overview

Friday call with Kimberly to determine the path forward for LaMarie's e-commerce shop. The team has completed all action items from the previous call, and this session is intended to decide what comes next for the shop infrastructure.

Date: Friday, 2026-02-21
Attendees: Melissa Cusumano, Mark Hope (tentative), Kimberly (LaMarie)

Context

As of the 2026-02-18 internal sync, Melissa noted that all previously committed work has been applied since the last client call. The outstanding question is what to do with the e-commerce shop going forward. The core decision is whether to rebuild the site entirely or attempt to fix the existing WooCommerce setup.

"She's probably talked to Lisa about, okay, this is where we're at, this is what we've done, we've done all the stuff that we told you from the last call, it's been applied, now what are we doing with the shop? Are we going to build a new website? If WooCommerce isn't working, how are we going to, what are we doing there?"
— Melissa Cusumano, 2026-02-18 internal call

Key Decision to Resolve

Option Description
Rebuild Build a new website with a fresh e-commerce implementation
Fix WooCommerce Diagnose and repair the existing WooCommerce setup

No recommendation has been finalized internally ahead of the call. The conversation with Kimberly is expected to surface the client's priorities and constraints, which will drive the decision.

Agenda

  1. Status review — Confirm all previously committed deliverables have been applied to the client's satisfaction
  2. Shop assessment — Discuss current WooCommerce pain points and what is and isn't working
  3. Path forward decision — Rebuild vs. fix; align on scope, timeline, and budget implications
  4. Next steps — Define concrete action items and ownership coming out of the call

Internal Notes

Sources

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