Web Sites That Do Stuff

Camp Lenox

Like most of our clients, Camp Lenox already had a web site but it wasn’t doing much for them. The site was out of date, it didn’t show up in Google, and it wasn’t generating new leads. These are problems we can fix.

Questions, questions

Who are you? Who is your web site for? What do they need to know and what do they want to know? We ask lots of questions and spend time getting to know you.

Updating the content on your web site doesn’t mean pasting in the new brochure text. It means writing the copy that will best communicate (sell) you to your audience.

Google Me

Our clients show up in the top spots on Google so we have a pretty good idea of what it takes to get there. Search for “massachusetts summer camp” and you’ll find Camp Lenox...on the first page of results.

Ring, Ring

If your web site shows up in Google but the phone never rings...there’s a problem with your content.

It’s one thing to get noticed by Google. It’s another thing to get your prospect’s attention, hold it, and finally motivate them to contact you. Ultimately, Camp Lenox wanted to fill bunks. Since the redesigned site went live they’ve been getting new leads from around the world (literally), they’ve had a noticeable increase in applications, and they hired their summer staff in record time.

Alpine Camp

Alpine Camp has over 50 years of experience welcoming young men to their beautiful location in northern Alabama. Their site reflects cherished traditions combined with the rugged energy of a boys camp. HD video and a powerful blogging engine allow the directors to speak directly to both visitors and the camp community.

Camp Skyline

There are many camps on Lookout Mountain but custom illustrations of the camp's property and a clear presentation of its rich history set Camp Skyline apart. Tailor-made templates provide seemless integration with their online forms and parent community.

Camp Ton-A-Wandah

Like many camps, Camp Ton-A-Wandah's visual identity was diluted - logos, web site, and print materials presented conflicting images of the camp. Ronningen Design not only built a new site but established a consistent look.

Camp Manitou

Camp Manitou wanted their boys camp to stand out amidst the other summer camps in central Maine. To emphasize the excellence of their program and facilities, their site resembles a glossy travel magazine, complete with an interactive map insert.

Other Projects

The projects noted above are just the beginning. We invite you to check out some of our other work.

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