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We’re helping radio broadcaster Tom Baker to build a membership website on LawGospel.com to provide listeners with access to his radio show, Law & Gospel, on KFUO AM. Tom broadcasts more than 10 hours a week and is moving to drivetime in November. His premium subscription will support missionary and humanitarian efforts through Concordia Mission Society.

We’ve been helping a national association edit and design a series of case studies on how sell sustainable solutions to their commerical, institutional, utility, and government customers.

We’ve been helping The Swan Company with implementing a way to manage their images, logos, and marketing materials online so that employees, vendors, and media can easily access key files.

We recently worked with Specs Appeal Eyecare Store to update their website; the Specs Appeal homepage now features a slideshow of designer eyeglasses and sunglasses that can be easily updated.

SEO is the new buzz in the web world… but one of the most overlooked and easy-to-achieve tools is publishing press releases frequently on your website and through various publications and blogs. Read more on this topic on Sonia’s blog.

We recently helped the Mid-America Croplife Association (MACA)’s Croplife Ambassador Network to create an educational webquest called, “Think Like a Farmer.” The online lessons guide students and teachers from the origin of food to farming to being stewards of the land. It’s a free resource for elementary school teachers and MACA members.

We’re helping Tom Baker, host of the Law & Gospel radio on KFUO FM here in St. Louis, set up a teleseminar and associated HTML email service for a new series of free teleseminars that he’s doing. We also built and maintain his website, LawGospel.com.

Check out this blog post at our sister company’s website: www.colemanunlimited.com.

We’ve been working with The Merge to develop their identity (logo, colors, etc.). Next: developing the website.

We’ve been updating the identity for Cutter’s Kitchens and Baths. We’ve been standardizing fonts, choosing a color palette, and updating the logo. Next on the list: a new ad design.