GregoryAppel.com
Indiana insurance institution revitalizes its business with an interactive web presence Gregory & Appel Insurance is one of Indiana's oldest and most
respected companies. Their business is housed in an historic building
that used to produce Stutz race cars. Gregory & Appel, like it's
building, is a class act and their website needed to be a reflection of their business.
Small Box worked with Pivot Marketing,
who provided design and content, to create a classic, but thoroughly
modern website. Powered by a customized Small Box Content Management
System (CMS) and built from the ground up to be search engine friendly. In fact the site saw an increase of 1500% in new search engine traffic the month following launch!
See the Gregory Appel website for yourself
Read about Gregory Appel in our Portfolio Y-Press.orgYouth journalism site transforms into cutting-edge multimedia platform Y-Press.org uses our custom
designed Web-based Content Publishing Platform with some social
networking features. The staff of Y-press has complete control over a
dynamic home page and in 2009 we updated the site to have better
multimedia control, attaching audio, video, and photo galleries to any
story in the broadest archive of student journalism available anywhere.
Content administration is built right into the front end for
multiple user types with distinct permissions. A broad archive of
articles makes use of tags, categories, comments, rss feeds and
multimedia to extend youth journalism to new audiences.
See the Y-Press.com site for yourself
Read about Y-Press in our Portfolio
KIBI.org Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, a local nonpofit, takes web presence to a whole new level
Small Box partnered with MediaSauce,
who provided most of the design direction, to make the new KIBI.org
website. This site was a big step forward for the organization, as their
old website was next to impossible to manage and had an outdated look
and feel.
The new website is user-friendly, easy to update and very search
engine friendly. On top of that KIBI is now able to sell through their
website via their online store, which is already generating new revenue
for the Indianapolis non-profit.
See the KIBI.org web site for yourself
Read about KIBI in our Portfolio |