Project Scope:

Website Design
Content Management System
Online Donation Capabilities

Project Summary:

Orphan Epidemic is a 501(c)3 organization that needed a new web presence to mobilize supports and communicate with donors. The design required a clean delivery of content using a Content Management System and the ability to collect donations online.

Project Scope:

Website Design
User Interface Design
Content Management System
eCommerce
Social Media Integration
ASP.NET Integration

Project Summary:

The National Society of High School Scholars serves over 700,000 members and looked to redesign the website to more effectively provide their members with information, content, and interactivity. Brand consistency, user interface, and database integration were among the important components in building this website. There was extensive front-end and back-end integration along with a eCommerce store and Content Management System deployment.

Project Scope:

Web Design
Content Management System
Mobile Web Design
Web Development
Audio Integration

Project Summary:

The Johns Creek Symphony Orchestra needed a website design overhaul along with the ability to take donations online and integrate the website with their ticketing system.

Project Scope:

Logo Design
Website Design
Print Material Design
Photography

Project Summary:

The primary objective of the project was the need for a very simple and clean website with corresponding print material (letterhead, business cards, and promotional materials). In developing the website, a logo design and photography was required. The entire package provided was a clean design with calm colors to provide future and existing patients with unspoken confidence.

Project Scope:

Website Development
CAD (Computer Aided Design) Drawings

Project Summary:

MP Equipment Company required a website that provided technical details for their customers. We not only developed the website, but also provided technical CAD drawings and models for equipment.

Project Scope:

Logo Design
Website Design
Print Material Design
Photography
Audio/Visual Design and Production

Project Summary:

The Ignite Conference required full interactive marketing services along with A/V design and production. We made technology decisions concerning audio and video equipment along with production planning and execution. We also developed a fully functional event website with registration capabilities.

Project Scope:

Digital Signage
Computer Hardware Networking
Video Distribution
Photography
Multiple Location Management

Project Summary:

South Atlanta ENT needed digital signage for their waiting rooms in three different locations. We designed the presentation that was deployed to the multiple locations through a remotely accessible computer network. These presentations played through a video distribution system on LCD screens in waiting rooms. The system was designed so that changes could be made remotely and deployed to all locations.

Online branding, reputation management, relationship management, content publishing, networking and other social media strategies are quickly becoming required elements in marketing. The more widely used these elements become, the more important it will be to integrate social tools into your existing website.

This is where Google and Facebook are heading and have developed technology (Google Friend Connect and Facebook Connect) to allow people to connect to websites using a single identity, maintain their social community across different websites, and to allow different websites to share information.

So, how social is your website? Does your website connect with Facebook? Twitter? Digg? Google? How well does your website integrate with social networks that would allow you to connect with your community?

Isn’t it about time to take your website to the next level and integrate it with social media?

It is important to remember that social media is all about conversation. Engaging in conversation with people you help, your customers and clients, and the community of people you effect.

Here’s a basic overview and breakdown of the capabilities of social media and the investment needed to implement it in your business.

Return:

• Brand building
• Relationship management
• Product development
• Reputation management
• Customer interaction
• Customer feedback
• Customer support
• Community building

Investment

• Sharing relevant information
• Listening to feedback
• Interacting with customers

Making social media work for you is simply a matter of your willingness to take the time to build relationships. Can social media convert leads into sales? Abosolutly, but those leads will be the result of the relationships you build.

How is your social media strategy performing?

Twitter

• Personal Tweets – these tweets are characterized by their seeming randomness from a person’s stream of thoughts and actions. An example would be “I just had the best jelly donut.” While you probably don’t care about who ate jelly donuts, these personal tweets serve to relate to your readers at the human level, letting them know you have a life (and perhaps a belly) outside your business. The next time you talk to one of your followers they’ll ask “do you want a jelly donut?”
• Conversational Tweets – Twitter has the build in ability to reply and direct message people that allow you to carry on conversations about a particular tweet. A reply would be something like, “what kind of jelly donut was it?”
• Promotional Tweets – these tweets serve to do just that, promote something. A promotional tweet that would be a reply to the previous conversational tweet would be,  “not only does Krispy Kreme make the best glazed donuts, they have the best jelly donuts too!”

Utilizing all forms of tweets is important to deliver a message and to maintain relationships with your readers!