Organization:  Chick-fil-A Longview, TX The Longview, TX Chick-fil-A restaurant chain was celebrating it's 30th year in business in 2009. Chick-fil-A, with three quick-serve restaurants, wanted to thank the community for its' patronage and called upon Key Creative to develop some publicity to achieve various components surrounding the anniversary. Chick-fil-A Needs: Produce ads to thank the community Produce special promotional coupons for free and discount food Produce publicity to advertise a special speaking engagement by ...

Company:  Good Shepherd Medical Center Good Shepherd Medical Center was in need of a modern, web-based intranet that would enhance team communication, provide employees and team members quick access to documents, and provide a stronger presence on the web. The new Good Shepherd Medical Center intranet will empower employees to become an active voice and make suggestions that improve the organization and allow team members to easily manage content and documents throughout the ...

Organization:  Longview Police web address:  www.LongviewPolice.com The Longview Police Department was in need of new web site development that would provide a stronger professional web presence.  In addition, the Longview detectives were in need of a new RSO (Registered Sex Offender) tracking system to monitor check-in and check-up statuses via a web based interface.
 Longview Police Needs: * Web Design 
* Application Development - RSO Tracker * Mobile Tracking * Twitter Integration
* Video Integration ...

Company:  Wulf Outdoor Sports web address:  www.wulfoutdoorsports.com Wulf Outdoor Sports is a full service retailer for hunting, fishing, archery, outdoor apparel and off-road power vehicles.  They currently have stores in Center and Athens, Texas.    Wulf's Needs: Wulf came to Key Creative looking to improve their online presence and generate a massive increase in online sales.  Specifically, Wulf needed: A flexible, usable, and powerful Content Management System (...

The original site at Marshalltexas.net was due for a re-design. With respect and love toward who ever created the first incarnation, it was rife with usability issues. The old site had much of the same content as the new version does (currently at over 400 content entries) but less than 6 links available to click from the home page. Let me tell you, it's a long road to find a specific piece of content out ...