Recent Projects

We’re developing the content for a digital marketing session at the IDEA E-Biz Conference coming up in September.

We’re currently working to develop an intranet to improve communications between a multi-location transportation company with headquarters employees and agents.

We’ve recently wrapped up a print and project management project involving dozens of posters and a printed guidebook for a series of agriculture events.

We’ve recently completed a website redesign for Prison Prevention Ministries in Chattanooga, TN. PPM does great work, and it’s a pleasure to work with them!

The new site has great new useful features:

• All page text and photos can be edited
• Photos and PDFs can be uploaded for linking to on the site
• All content is searchable
• The website is search engine optimization friendly
• The content management system can be updated for new features as they come out
• News and events can be added easily in a “Microsoft Word” type of format
• Facebook and Twitter can be linked in to the site
• Donations can be made with Linkedin
• Video streaming has been added
• The site has an updated look

We’ve been working with Sunset Transportation to revamp their marketing and update their website.

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.

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.