Anita Kellman wanted something she could continually update to let her “troops” know what’s going on. We also created a Facebook Page and lead generation page where people could get more info on licensing her bootcamp idea.

• http://beatcancerbootcampblog.com

Craig Israel needed a way to generate some traffic to his website, so we created a blog to please the search engines and get some SEO traffic. We also created a lead generation system and PPC campaign.

• http://delmarmusicgroup.com/blog

This was another case of do-it-yourself gone awry, as we ended up having to completely overhaul the old site, which wasn’t even getting indexed in the search engines! This was a fun project for us because Kitty Williams and the Crizmac team are very creative and wanted their blog to reflect that.

• http://www.crizmac.com/artandsoul

Gary Greene needed a blog to house the videos we created for him that educate his prospects on the process of doing business with him. Since he already had a website he was happy with, we created the blog to match the look and feel of his original site.

• http://lease-smart-blog.com

Jana Socha needed a platform to display her fine art photography, so we created this website for her to do just that… we also built a custom shopping cart within the site to sell her photography – all on a WordPress platform.

• http://janasocha.com

Dyanna Hoffman wanted a simple website that would let her customers find her and allow her to communicate any specials and nutrition advice she needed to say. We also set it up so her blog posts would automatically email her list when new posts are created.

• http://theabundantlifecortez.com

Gene Hildreth won our Grand Opening marketing giveaway, so we created a website and Facebook page that we update for him daily.

• http://hotdogswithheart.com

Kay Hayes just wanted to make her existing website look “more professional.” The reason it didn’t look so professional in the first place? She hired an amateur, someone who had been her hairdresser for years and one day decided she would also do websites!… Well, she chose the right company the second time around, at least ;)

• http://kachinabookkeeping.com

The Cruzans just wanted a simple website that would give people the basic info they would need to know. So that’s what we did, but we still had some fun making the site look good (and we also structured it to be very SEO-friendly).

• http://cruzanirrigation.com

Tracy and Stacy Stinson wanted a website that would also help market their business, so we added a blog and hooked it up to Facebook and Twitter to help them get more exposure. I also think I helped turn a pretty boring subject (Quickbooks accounting… YEK!) into some compelling content that helps pre-sell potential prospects into paying customers. (Copywriting is kind of a specialty of mine ;)

• http://sbaservicesaz.com