How to Market Your Business Online by Cody Landefeld
How to Market Your Business Online Marketing is essential. But marketing without a clear purpose and goals is blind and ineffective marketing. Targeting your market and effectively marketing is not easy to the untrained entrepreneur. So ...
Calvary Goodyear – Logo
Client:In addition to doing their web development, we have also created their brand as well. This logo is used on all of their promotional and resource material as their main identity.
ATX Nutrition – Logo
Client:Jenny Leman is a client of ours and in addition to her website, we also created her company brand a while back. This was created at the time of the website design and is currently still used for all company ...
Davanzo Salon – Website Development
Client:Davanzo Salon is an amazing salon located in Tolleson, AZ that provides amazing service with over 20 years of experience. We came together to develop an updated version of their current website and did some re-fitting along with taking new ...
Calvary Goodyear – Website Development
Client:Calvary Goodyear hired us to work on their website and re-develop their system from the ground-up. Using a wider format to allow for tremendous future expansion with content.Scope of Work:Developed this website with css, xhtml, php, mysql, with a Joomla ...
Greg Carnes Productions – Website
Client: Greg Carnes Productions is a longtime client of ours as we continue to work with them to create rich media for web and print design. This website is no different and shows an excellent and easy view of their ...
JSB Homes – Logo
Client: One of our newest clients who we are also working with JSB on developing their website as well. But this logo was birthed from their need to develop an image and brand for their company.
Proxy – Website Design
Client: This is the second website that Proxy and I have worked on together. I designed this website to help Proxy promote his new "Proximus" album. Scope of Work: It uses the album artwork as it's base courtesy of Elephant ...
