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Find the entrance
Ashley documents what a driver actually encounters when approaching the parking location.
Ashley goes into your neighborhood's parking garages so you don't have to.
She finds the entrance. She photographs the posted rates. She notices the confusing stuff. And she tells us what she actually found.
Websites tell you a garage exists. Ashley goes there.
Parking is one of those small things that can make arriving somewhere surprisingly difficult. Which entrance is actually open? What does the place look like? Where is the rate board? Is the parking what a visitor expected?
Parking by Ashley™ adds something maps and databases often can't provide: a curious human being standing there, looking at the same place a visitor will encounter.
Useful parking information starts with someone actually going there.
Ashley documents what a driver actually encounters when approaching the parking location.
Entrances, signs, posted rates and other useful details are photographed in the field.
Multiple operators, confusing entrances, payment systems and other things visitors need to know get noticed.
Photographs and firsthand observations become useful parking information instead of disappearing into a spreadsheet.
Where should a visitor actually park?
Ashley's first assignment is a curated collection of garages and lots serving Seattle's Waterfront.
The goal isn't to photograph every parking space in Seattle. It's to create a smaller collection of useful, well-documented places based on what is actually there.
Some organizations need a parking guide. Some know their neighborhood better than anyone. Some operate the parking. We can bring the pieces together.
For neighborhood associations, business districts, chambers and community organizations.
You know the destinations people are trying to reach, the questions visitors ask and the parking situations that regularly cause confusion.
Ashley visits selected facilities, documents entrances, photographs what she finds and turns the field work into useful visitor information.
We're interested in working with community organizations to develop useful local parking guides and exploring sponsorships and commercial partnerships that can help support the work.
For hotels, attractions, restaurants, museums, venues, conferences, festivals and events.
They may know exactly why they're coming to you while having no idea where to leave the car. Parking shouldn't be the confusing part of their visit.
Ashley checks nearby options, documents entrances, photographs useful field evidence and records what a first-time visitor is likely to encounter.
Start with useful parking information for your website. Special projects can also include custom Ashley photography, requested props, poses, locations and creative concepts built around your destination or event.
For office, residential, mixed-use and commercial properties with tenants, customers, guests or visitors.
Garage entrances, visitor procedures, overflow options and nearby alternatives can be obvious to management while remaining surprisingly confusing to a first-time visitor.
We investigate the parking experience, document what matters and organize the information around the questions a real visitor has when approaching your property.
The finished experience can include parking information, original field photography, custom Ashley content and a presentation designed for your own website and audience.
For garage and lot operators, parking companies, mobility platforms and parking-industry partners.
Parking by Ashley™ can work with the organizations and destinations generating parking demand and connect useful facility information with the people actually trying to reach those places.
We're interested in sponsorships, field commissions, destination partnerships, custom content, data relationships and other ways parking operators can support useful neighborhood and visitor guides.
Partners can commission field work, creative production and custom content. Ashley's observations remain based on what she actually encounters.
The same parking facility may serve a neighborhood, hotel, attraction, event and office building. It shouldn't need five conflicting versions of what Ashley found.
Ashley's current field observations stay connected to the parking facility. That information can then appear in different guides and on different websites, surrounded by information specific to each destination or audience.
A client can also commission its own photographs, props, poses, creative concepts and presentation without purchasing a different version of Ashley's findings.
Ashley's field work can become original content built around a destination, neighborhood, property, event or campaign.
Tell us what you're imagining. Special creative requests are scoped individually.
Tell Us Your Idea →Rates change. Operators change. Payment systems change. Entrances move. Construction happens.
Parking by Ashley™ can maintain the underlying information and send Ashley back into the field when fresh photographs, verification or firsthand observations are needed.
Because the information can feed more than one website, a new field visit can improve multiple visitor experiences without creating multiple competing versions of the same review.
Ask About Ongoing Coverage →Clients and partners can commission field work, custom photography, props, poses, creative concepts, special locations, web experiences and campaigns.
Factual information can be corrected when evidence supports a change. If conditions change, a new field visit can document what is there now rather than rewriting what Ashley observed before.
Bring us a neighborhood, destination, property, parking partnership or creative idea.
If parking is part of the problem, there's probably an Ashley adventure in it.