Giving LA’s Venture Capital Scene the Recognition it Deserves: Partnering with LAVA to Support Innovation
3 Ways to Use Marketing & Branding to Boost Your Pre-Acquisition Value
How a Hospital’s Marketing Team Helped with the Response to COVID-19
3 Companies Who Pivoted to Deliver COVID-19 Solutions
Website Redesign Improves Conversion Rate by 14.91%
Marketing: Internal Branding and Workplace Culture
A Tale of Two Aerospace Mergers
4 Lessons We Learned After 21 Mergers & Acquisitions
Introducing AllClear
Our Ad Agency’s Work-From-Home Toolkit
Meet Greg. You’re Going to Love Him.
Why You Should (Probably) Turn Your Service Into a Product
Allocating Marketing Budgets in 2020: a Data-Based Approach
A Data-Based Approach to Setting Marketing Budgets for 2020
3 Strategies to Calculate ROAS in Digital Healthcare Advertising
Tips From A Start-up Founder Turned Venture Capitalist
5 Friday Coffee Meetup Presentations to Watch Right Now
Creating an Effective Link Building Campaign
Dive Into Subscription-Based Success
Link Building Strategies 101: Power of Thought Leadership
The Technical Side of Link Building for Non-Technical People
Maximum Impressions for Your Media Spend
Change Your Marketing Perspective with Location-Based VR
Friday Coffee Meetup
An Introductory Guide to Linkbuilding
Digital Marketing Your CFO Will Love
Wait, We’re 10?
Want to Control the Conversation? Make It Easy for the Media
TEDx Pasadena: Words, Stories & Designs that Transform
Using Trigger Systems to Avoid PR Nightmares
Separating the Brilliant from the Bull**** in Ad Tech
The Faux Resurrection of Branding
Giving To Yourself
4 Traits of Entrepreneurial Thinkers
The Secret to Our Foreign Product Launch Successes
Build, Maintain and Protect Credibility with Marketing Trigger Systems
IRobot Inventor Shares 3 Things VCs Look for in Robotics Companies
How to Build a Website No One Visits
Is Modern Advertising Art?
What Happened to ESPN and How to Make Sure it Doesn’t Happen to You
Thinking About Acquisition? Think About Branding
Early Stage Branding – Ignore At Your Own Peril Part 2
Early Stage Branding – Ignore at Your Own Peril Part 1
The Persona – Do You Know Your Customers?
Social Media Is Key, Especially If You Want Nuggs
You Have the Meats, and My Heart: How Arby’s Marketing Wins Over Vegetarians & Millennials
An Outsiders Perspective on the Women in Tech Movement
We’ve Gone Native! (NativeSociety, That Is)
What about Men
Lol. Ugh. WTF? Reviewing 2017’s Super Bowl Ads
Harness Fast-Moving Opportunities with a ‘Trigger System’
Using Women To Your Unfair Advantage
Mike Gives ‘Foreign Branding Tips’ in CSQ Magazine
Why Quit a High-Paying Job? Because Value Is Everything.
Proofreading Marks Demystified (at least, the super common ones)
Relive the Battle: Art v Tech
The Role of Branding in Mergers, Acquisitions & ESOPs
Top 10 Takeaways from Our Social Media Marketing Expert Panel
Grow a Meetup from 12 to 3K Members in 3 Years?
Meet The New Kids — Clippers’ Former Entertainment Manager & Past Audience Development Exec for Complex Media
3 Good Reasons To Ditch Strict Media Usage Rights
The Gang Totally Fits In
What The Failure of Jeb! Teaches Us About Advertising
Super Bowl 2016: We’re All Losers
Survival of the Creative (est)
Rockview Farms – Our Newest Client
ZPower, One of Our Newest Clients
Let’s Argue Art & Technology
My Everyday Carry – One Digital Creative’s Indispensable Apps & Services
Are You ‘Killing’ Your Creatives?
Let’s All Freak-Out About Mobilegeddon. Or Not.
Building A New ‘Oz’ For Advertising Photography
We’re in the Intelligent Utility Smart Cities Library Series
Echo Factory Participates in This Year’s Techsparks Cross Campus Tech Crawl
Our newest client: Spiral Toys
The Feels Bowl 2015
We’re Hiring
Holiday Conspiracy
Five Reasons Why Your Custom Photography Should Come From a Studio That Knows Advertising
The Importance of Proofreading
Our Doors Are Open!
Join us at Connect Week 2014
We’re Moving to Pasadena!
MagLite: Rebranding an American Classic
R.W. Lyall & Company: An Established Industry Leader Expands into New Markets
“Onboarding” and Other Awful Buzzwords
The Good, Bad & Ugly of 2014 Super Bowl Ads
Why Snapchat Had No Choice But to Apologize
The (Hard) Life of Alex
Echo-Factory is Part of Fashion History (Again!)
Ron Burgundy & Durangos: Coming Clean
Get Your Great Ideas Out There
Want to Add Value to Your Product? Just Tell a Story
Echo-Bots Fight to the Death @ NALMCO
How To Destroy A Brand In One Press Release
In the Future Everyone Will Sell Direct (Probably)
4 Tips For A Successful Crowdfunding Campaign
13 Marketing Buzzwords We Hate to Say But Love to Use
Facebook Marketing Survival Guide: 9 Ways To Win
Where Yahoo Got it Wrong
Project Highlight: We Love Shoes!
Project Highlight: Dale Bros Brewery Rebrand
Photos for Honda
Twitter, It’s Not New, But We See It A Bit Differently
Brand Loyalty… It’s As Easy As You Think
Want Your Customers to Love EVERYTHING You Make? Find Out How!
Hulk Up Your Small Business: Eight Tips to Help Your Hard Work Pay Off
Celebrate Movember With Us!
First Impressions Start in All Sorts of Places, Even a Furry Upper Lip
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
We don’t need to watch the movie, we’ve got our own girl with the dragon tattoo. Her name’s Roni Ingraham.
Will Tweet for Food
Every now and again, we run across an idea that’s just too freaking cool not to talk about. Today’s idea is trading tweets for food.
Promoting So Cal’s Most Challenging Ride
If you have to ask what the Tour de Foothills is, you’re probably not into cycling.
Yo-Ho, Yo-Ho, A Pirate’s Life For Me
Ahoy there Mateys! Join us in celebrating Talk Like a Pirate Day!
Political Ads: Go Negative or Go Home
With the election just two months away, it’s no surprise that politicians are polluting the media with negative advertising. Why? Because negativity works.
Film Major Turned Designer? It’s Denise Wolf.
No one knows why Denise switched from film to design, but we’re sure glad she did.
Five Alternatives to the Yellow Pages
If you can’t remember the last time you used the Yellow Pages, you’re not alone. More and more people are opting out of Yellow Pages advertising in favor of alternative advertising methods.
The Summer’s Weirdest Commercials
Summer’s the best time for movies and the weirdest time for advertising, and this year’s no exception.
Workaholics: A conspiracy theory
Echo-Factory: The company that inspired the comedy, Workaholics
We’ll Miss You, Britt
Breaking News: Exclusive interview with Britt, Echo-Factory’s Summer Intern. You won’t want to miss reading this!
Achieving Facebook Perfection
Want to blow your boss away with your next Facebook post? Find out how here!
Twitter vs. Facebook: Who’s Getting Clicks, Who’s Not
Twitter and Facebook both provide the opportunity to reach a wide audience or target select users. But, which one actually delivers results?
The Burger King Scandal
Thanks to a random social media post by a few of its employees earlier this week, Burger King is now facing a huge public relations nightmare.
QR Good, QR Bad
Business Week recently came out with an article blasting advertisers for abusing the QR code. It’s true – nowadays, it’s hard to find an ad without a QR code.
Where Ad Agencies Come From
Growing up, they tell you stories about tea parties in Boston, Paul Revere’s ride, and the Star Spangled Banner but they never tell you the story behind the ad agency. It’s an important story, especially for us.
I Want My Choco Taco!
For those of you who don’t know what a Choco Taco is, I’ll gladly explain. A Choco Taco is a delicious ice cream treat. Klondike, who makes the ice cream novelty, took a drumstick ice cream and made it look like a taco.
The Moose With Egyptian Roots
Known as “Moose” around the office, Mustafa is Echo’s project manager by day, and a crazed Dodgers baseball fan by night. He’s also the only Egyptian in our office.
International Skateboarding Day
One day to forget about your obligations and Go Skateboarding!
Friday Factory Flashback
Cool Points, Customized Letters, and Drinking games…See how our creativity has grown since the beginning.
An Ad Guy’s Life
Drooling over Jack Lalanne, drinking giant cups of coffee and snickering at bad advertising. It’s just another day in the life of Echo founder Mike Schaffer. Read the full interview below.
Hanging Out at LIGHTFAIR
This week, most of the office has been in Las Vegas for LIGHTFAIR International, the world’s largest annual architectural and commercial lighting trade show and conference.
In The Studio With Troy Lee
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been in the studio shooting bright colored helmets, gear and clothing – all made by one company, Troy Lee Designs (TLD).
Fun Office Leads to More Creative People
If you want creative (and productive) employees, you need a fun work environment. But, how do you make your office more fun?
How Media Works
If you’re not in the ad business, you probably don’t know a lot about media planning and buying. You may even have some misconceptions about how media works. So, let’s clear some of those misconceptions up.
What’s Up With Pinterest
You’ve probably been hearing a lot about the new social networking site, Pinterest. For many companies, Pinterest represents a great opportunity to introduce your products/services to people who may never have seen them before. It’s also a good way to find out what people find interesting about your company and its offerings.
Creative Outlets Make Us More Creative
At Echo-Factory, we all have creative outlets – activities that allow us to express our creativity freely without rules, billable hours or time constraints. Here’s the creative stuff we do when we’re not at work.
Building Trust in Your Brand
Getting people to trust your brand is critical to your company’s success. But, how do you build trust? According to a new study, five values influence brand trust. See how you measure up.
Use Variety of Media, Not Just Yellow Pages
Before this crazy thing called the Internet came along, the Yellow Pages was a necessity. Nowadays, though, people use a variety of media to find products and services, not just the Yellow Pages. So, if you want to attract potential customers, your best bet is to develop a presence in a variety of media.
Developing Your Personal Brand
This past Wednesday, we got the chance to give a talk about personal branding to the Southern California chapter of Princeton Alumni group. We got to meet some really interesting people and share our thoughts on building an effective personal brand.
Echo-Factory Wins Best of Show at 2012 ADDY Awards
This year was a great year for Echo-Factory. We won the IE ADDYs Overall “Best of Show,” the event’s highest award, and five Gold ADDYs.
Is Your Company Tweeting?
Twitter’s been around for over six years now but a lot of companies (and people) are still clueless when it comes to tweeting. So, if you’ve just created a Twitter account for your company or are thinking about it, here are five things to think about.
Sponsoring Mike Wilson’s Race Across America
Internet Lets You Gauge ROI
If you’re hesitant to spend money on advertising because there’s no way to measure return on investment, online advertising provides a solution.
The Best (And Worst) Super Bowl Ads
If you missed Friday’s blog post, I talked about how money can’t save an ad if it doesn’t have a sound strategy. Last night’s Super Bowl ads are further proof that money doesn’t make a good ad. Here’s the best and worst Super Bowl ads as well as a few that fall somewhere in between.
Does More Money Equal Better Ads?
Every year, I look forward to Super Bowl Sunday. Not because of the game, but because of the ads. If you’ve ever watched a Super Bowl ad, you know why. Companies spend millions creating the perfect Super Bowl ad, but is it worth it? Does more money really make for a better commercial?
Putting Art Before the Cart
Tuesday was the 75th anniversary of Theodor Geisel’s (Dr. Seuss) first book, And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street. It’s an anniversary that means a lot to creatives.
Why SOPA’s bad for Business
If you were anywhere near the Internet on Wednesday, you saw our website and thousands of other sites including Wikipedia and Google participate in a blackout protesting the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and its corresponding bill, the Protect IP Act (PIPA).
Advertising Trends in 2012
If your resolution is to have a better business year, consider spending more on advertising. To help you figure out where to spend your money, here are the top five advertising trends for small (and large) businesses in 2012.
Troy Lee Rider Wins Season-Opener
B-to-B Companies Need Image Boost
In the last few years, business-to-business (b-to-b) companies have begun to realize what business to consumer (b-to-c) companies have known all along. Image matters.
Getting People to Watch Your Video
If you’re a small company, you probably can’t afford a TV campaign. But, you can afford to upload a video on youtube and other video-sharing sites. However, like TV, you’ll have to compete with a lot of other videos for attention. So, how do you get people to watch?
Echo-Factory Buckles Down
We just finished shooting an online video for Buckle Down, a company that manufactures trendy belt buckles and other fashion accessories. If you haven’t gotten a chance to see it on youtube or Facebook, you can watch it here now.
Finding a Great Tagline
Coming up with a good tagline can be challenging, but, when done right, a tagline can enhance your company’s image and overall marketing.
Writing Effective Press Releases
Lately, I’ve been writing press releases, some for clients, others for our agency. Why? Because the press release is one of the best marketing tools available. It’s free publicity for your company. There’s only one problem: everyone loves the press release. And, since publications only have so much space, you’re forced to compete with a ton of other people to get your press release picked up. However, there are a few things you can do to make your press release more attractive to the media.
Photographing Notre Dame Greatness
If you’re gearing up for the big Shamrock Series game between Notre Dame and University of Maryland, you’ll get to see the new Notre Dame helmet. It’s a kick ass helmet covered in 24-carat gold leaf that we had a chance to shoot in our studio, making it look as impressive in photos as it does in person.
Brainstorming Made Better
You don’t have to be in a creative industry to brainstorm. Everyone does it. We’ve all been in a meeting where someone says “why don’t we do a quick brainstorm?” and then opens the floor up for ideas. The trouble with this type of brainstorming is that it usually leads to really bad ideas. Why? Because no one’s had time to prepare so people just end up saying whatever pops into their heads.
What Halloween and Marketing Have in Common
Halloween is just another excuse to eat lots of sugar, play pranks and dress up like Rambo or sexy nurse #3. But, the holiday actually gives us some good insight into marketing.
Creating Tradeshow Magic
This week, we were in Orlando, FL for the 58th Annual NALMCO Convention and Tradeshow. If you haven’t heard of NALMCO, it’s the interNational association of lighting management companies.
Agency Update
So much has happened over the last few months, we thought it was time for an agency update. You might want to grab some popcorn, this may take awhile
Thanks Steve
On a day when the internet is filled with outpourings of gratitude for a man who left us yesterday, we wanted to add our voice of thanks to the choir.
Why Your PR Strategy Needs Facebook
A good public relations strategy doesn’t just involve sending out media releases. In fact, media releases are just a small part of an effective pr campaign.
Choosing The Right Media
“The medium is the message.” When media theorist Marshall McLuhan made that statement, he believed the medium was more important than the content it presented. While I don’t agree with McLuhan, I do think the media you choose is just as important as the content presented.
Clients Come First
Recently, a friend asked me “Why’s it called Echo-Factory?” I didn’t know so I went to my boss (and co-founder of the agency) for an answer. She said it’s to remind us that advertising is about serving clients, not serving ourselves. Too often, agencies and people (like me) forget that.
Inside a Creative Director’s Head
We’re kicking off a new series about designers – each month we’ll attempt to figure out how and why designers do what they do. Today, we’re putting the spotlight on Echo-Factory creative guru, Dea Goldsmith, to talk about everything from where she gets inspiration to what she eats when she’s stressed.
When Creatives Take A Vacation
With a labor day weekend upon us, there’s no better time to talk about vacation. In advertising, there’s a stigma against taking vacation time, especially in the creative department. We compete to see who can stay at the office longer. We’ll skip lunch, work weekends, pull all-nighters and never take a single vacation day.
What Every Young Creative Should Know
In college, I would sit with hundreds of other advertising students and listen to successful ad people talk about their agency experiences. Most of them mentioned hard work, long hours and collaboration. But, they left out a few things I wish someone had told me as a new creative.
5 Things You Didn’t Know About Echo-Factory
From skate breaks to appendectomies, here’s 5 little-known and under-appreciated facts about Echo-Factory.
A New Niche – Outdoor Furniture Advertising
We’ve mentioned before that, as an agency, we don’t want to be pigeonholed. We believe the fact that our client-base ranges from action-sports manufacturers to aerospace retailers is a good thing for both our agency, and our creative output.
Marketing for Small Businesses
Tuesday night, Mike and Mustafa were asked to talk to a marketing class at Cal State San Bernardino. While the advice they offered was targeted to students, it can also be useful for small (and large) business owners. Here are the key takeaways from Tuesday’s presentation.
We Won a National Gold Advertising Award
The results from the Marketing Association of Credit Unions (MAC) Annual Awards Competition are in – and they’re really good for Echo-Factory and Altura Credit Union. The campaign we developed for Altura’s iChecking product won a MAC Gold Award – beating out advertising campaigns for credit unions all over the country.
We’re Advertising Awards Finalists
We entered our Altura Credit Union iChecking / Taylor Swift campaign for the MAC awards, and we’re thrilled to be Best of Show finalists.
Great Ads Make Us Competitive
Recently, we entered Advertising Age’s Small Agency of the Year competition. Echo-Factory, along with other ad agencies across the globe, created a portfolio of work and submitted it to be judged by some of the best in the ad business.
Great Ad Campaigns Push Boundaries
Most people have a hard time stepping outside of their comfort zones. When it comes to advertising, companies are the same way. At Echo-Factory, we do our best work when clients give us freedom to step outside of the comfort zone. We end up creating ads that are unique, ads that get people talking and lead to big results.
Behind the Scenes at Echo-Factory
If you’ve ever wondered how agency creatives come up with ideas, now’s your chance to find out. Echo-Factory’s Facebook page offers an inside look into the creative process.
Finding The Right Ad Agency
Superbowl Sunday reminds us all of the power of advertising. Take GoDaddy.com. In 2005, no one had ever heard of the domain name registry company, until it ran a 30-second commercial during that year’s Superbowl. Since then, GoDaddy has captured almost 50% of the market share for domain name registry.
Being a Southern California Ad Agency
Location, Location, Location. It’s super important in business, especially when your business is a Southern California advertising agency. To succeed, an ad agency needs a location that works for its clients. That’s why we chose the Inland Empire.
3 Things Social Media Can Do For Any Business
Social media is the new hotness in the world of marketing, and as with any popular trend it’s brought with it a truckload of buzzwords, hundreds of self proclaimed social media gurus and loads of hype. So, let’s cut through all that and look at three things that social media can do for any business.
Creative and Media Buying – So Happy Together
You may not be aware, but the world of advertising is having a bit of a kerfuffle over whether advertising creative and media buying should be separate, or unified disciplines.
An Intro to SEO – AKA, Making Google love your site
At Echo-Factory, we build websites. But what many business owners don’t understand is that often, launching a website is just the beginning of a process.
Echo Helps Launch The All New Upland Farmers Market
The city of Upland is launching a brand new Certified Farmers Market tomorrow, and needed some help getting the word out about it.
Want A Custom Voodoo Doll? Here’s Your Chance.
Echo-Factory will be donating 2 customized versions of our award winning voodoo doll to the 2010 Charity Auction at the Lake Arrowhead Country Club. If you need to say, “sorry” – and who doesn’t – there’s no better way.
Claremont Educational Foundation Wraps Up a Successful Campaign
Earlier this year, we had the opportunity pro-bono work for the Claremont Educational Foundation, designing their 2010 fundraising brochure. The foundation supports the Claremont Unified School district, providing funding for technology, music & arts programs and general funding to Claremont’s public schools. We were honored to be able to work with them.
Hitting The Monopoly Big Time with Maglite
We’ve never thought of ourselves as a Madison Avenue style ad agency – but we are apparently getting close to Boardwalk. A while back, Mike took some photos for a MagLite law enforcement campaign, and just a couple weeks ago one of the photos was used on the gameboard of the soon to be released Monopoly: Law Enforcement Edition.
Designer / Motocross Model
For the last few years, Echo-Factory has been doing the photography for Troy Lee Designs’ annual product catalog. This year, one of our designers made debut appearance as a motocross model.
Echo-Factory Profiled in the Business Press
The Business Press — the business unit of the Press Enterprise — was kind enough to profile our agency. They talked about our growth, the fact that we’re an agency run by creatives and discussed our focus on new media and the web.
Five Qualities to Look For When You’re Choosing an Advertising Agency
The truth is, there are good agencies and bad agencies. And beyond that, there are agencies that could be good for one business, but a horrible match for another business. So, as a business owner, how do you find the right agency?
Our Niche In Energy Efficient Advertising
Echo-Factory has created a niche in advertising for companies in the energy efficient retrofit business, a position we’re happy for our agency to take.
Mike’s Advertising Photography Featured in Rangefinder
Mike’s advertising photography for the California Lotto, Mag Lite, Boot Barn and Troy Lee is featured in the May 2010 issue of Rangefinder Magazine.
Echo-Factory Wins Overall “Best Of Show” At The 2010 Inland Empire ADDY Awards
Echo-Factory just won the “Best Of Show” at the Inland Empire Addy Awards, along with medals for all seven of our ADDY entries.
A Grammy Winner + A Credit Union + Echo-Factory = Lots Of Win
What do Taylor Swift, Altura Credit Union and Echo-Factory all have in common? Generally, not too much, but right now they’re all key components of an advertising campaign.
New Site: Articulations Pilates Studio
Friday, we launched a brand new site for one of our clients, Tricia Hill from Articulations Pilates Studio. You should check it out. Beyond the fact that it’s beautiful and intuitive, there are a couple rather neat things about Tricia’s site.
Forming A Brand Identity
For many small business owners, advertising is a daunting prospect. They know it’s something that needs to be done, they’re just not sure how to go about it.
That’s why we thought we’d create a brass tacks guide to getting your business advertised – what you need to do, the pieces you can do yourself, the bits you’ll need to hire a professional (hopefully us) for and – the answer everybody’s looking for – what it’ll cost.
Getting Through The Holidays
The holidays are a challenging time, so we thought we’d give our clients a bit of help. Enter, the Echo::Factory Holiday Survival Kit, including such essential items as the Funbrewer, Giftmaker, Joybringer & Jobkeeper.
What exact purpose do these enchanting items serve? I’m glad you asked.
Photo Hero
Mike’s in a book! Lou Jacobs Jr., author of more then thirty photography books has a new project in the works and has chosen Echo’s very own Mike Schaffer to be featured in his latest work along with nine other prominent commercial photographers.
Echo::Factory Has Moved
We’ve moved. Packed up our desks and left Upland for the verdant office parks of Rancho Cucamonga. The truth is, we ran out of space. So to get some more, we moved in to a new office park that more than doubles our office space and lets us bump up the size of our photography studio.
Different Holiday Gifting
This year we decided to pick a different season for our agency season’s greetings. In honor of the current season, we sent out a Corporate Halloween Disguise Kit. In the kit were some stylish spectacles with a refined proboscis and a lovely faux cigar.
Mike Gets His Flickr On
You’d think with an in-house photography studio, we’d be masters of Flickr. Sadly, this has been far from the case. But today, Mike remedied our lack of Flickr participation with a batch of behind-the-scenes photos from some of our recent projects. You can get a brief taste from our Mike’s Hard Lemonade session below, and plenty more in our flickr gallery.
Lunch & E-Commerce, So Happy Together
A big part of working with new companies is understanding that they are necessarily fickle. Not fickle out of spite or indecision, but fickle because success in new business demands flexibility. Case in point – when we launched Amber Pollard’s Lunch à la Mode website a year ago, she never expected to sell her handbags directly from the site.
Desk Jockys Unite!
Echo::Factory sponsored ASR’s OFFICE BOOYZ SK8 contest this year. Actually, it’s more accurate to describe it as a non-contest. The premise of the event was to have all “full time desk jockeys” that work in the skate industry get together and humiliate themselves in front of their peers by staging a mock-skate competition. All were welcome to participate and anyone could win a prize, no matter how horrific the skater.
A Small Detour
Not that long ago, we took a little detour from our usual type of work to explore our spiritual sides—by which I mean we designed the newCalvary the Brook website. We here at Echo seem to have an affinity for helping young businesses grow (maybe because we can relate so well), and we made no exception for the young Grand Terrace based church when they asked us if we’d be up for designing their website almost a year ago.
A New Project, A New Cause
We just launched the PEERS Alliance website, an organization that’s working to have ARRA Stimulus dollars directed towards energy efficient retrofit projects in American businesses. Not a bad goal if you ask us.
Pardon Our Dust
You’re visiting the brand new Echo::Factory site. So brand new that things are still a bit rough around the edges. We’re working hard to get all the kinks worked out – but until then, pardon the occasional broken link or missing image.
Love the new site? Hate it? Have a something you’d like to see? Let us know – just shoot an email to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address). Thanks!
Kali Rider Site
Kali Protectives came to us looking to build a rider component to their website. They wanted two things – a site that would let them showcase the latest exploits of their pro riders, and a site that would let aspiring amateurs create profiles and try to convince the company that they were worthy of sponsorship. In short, they wanted us to build a small-scale social networking site for athletes. Today, you can see the results at kaliriders.com.
Altura – Billboard And More
Gensuncasual.com Launched
Somehow, we managed to launch a new site without mentioning it here. Gensun Casual Living is a Southern California designer and manufacturer of high-end outdoor furniture.