I sure have been busy with websites lately. We recently launched a campaign-specific site in conjunction with National Capital Bank's Move to NCB campaign, and we're currently working on a homepage and full website refresh for them as well. We're also in the midst of creating a site for a cleanroom construction firm, an Intranet for a community bank in Louisa, a new site for a local printing/mailing house, and we're working with the Chamber to create a site for The Capital Region Collaborative, a cooperative effort to enhance the Richmond Region.
With this work, we've noticed a trend that more and more clients have the desire to control and update their websites as needed in-house. So we've been learning a lot about content management systems and how our clients can use them, and have been integrating them into many of the sites we're working on. We've learned that WordPress, Drupal, Expression Engine and Joomla are the favorites among programmers. We welcome the opportunity to learn more about how content management systems can be used to make our clients' lives easier, so if you like programming with these systems, let's talk!
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Showing posts with label move to ncb. Show all posts
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Move Your Money
Over the last few months we've been working with The National Capital Bank of Washington to develop a campaign that encourages customers to move their money away from the big banks to a safe and sound institution like NCB. The concept plays off of the national Move Your Money movement with a campaign specific Move To NCB url and print ad.Not only does this campaign look great, it has been very exciting to put together because we all feel so strongly that if you live in the DC area you'd be crazy not to bank with NCB. The Bank was founded in 1889 and has been managed by the same family since. In addition, the Bank has consistently been rated as one of the top community banks in the nation. And it is the only A+ rated bank in the DC metro area.
Check out the site and let us know what you think!
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