Scenic Site Examples

So far during 2011, over a dozen scenic groups won battles against some of the largest digital billboard companies in the world this year using brand new sites from us. We were able to put many of these sites online in a few hours.

Petition and Voter Referendum Passed in Rapid City South Dakota

Please visit the site at www.scenicrapidcity.org. It’s not currently being used because the group has achieved it’s purposes, but you can see what a full campaign looked like by visiting. This effort attracted the attention of filmmakers working on a documentary called “Chronicle of the Billboard Wars” by Blightfighters.org. Here’s a sneak preview of the Rapid City chapter of their upcoming movie.

Citizens Delay “Done Deal” in Washington’s King County

If a picture is worth a thousand words, what’s a video worth? Scenic issues are visual and it’s critical that our sites are able to handle video in a wide range of options and rapidly adjust as new technology arrives. This site went up and over 500 people used it in the first 24 hours to send their elected officials a very clear message. This is what their Take Action page looks like at http://keepkingcountybeautiful.org/take-action.html:

We had two videos on their site that helped educate the voters and inform the elected officials that reinforced the idea that this group was very professional, organized and serious about stopping the spread of digital billboards in their county.

Scenic Wisconsin Educates Both Elected Officials and their Members

Scenic issues are complex and often need to be communicated in short time frames. Here’s an example of a handy reference page at

http://scenicwisconsin.org/resources.html.

New organizations find that it takes far too long to shift through all of the possible resource materials they really need. Each individual voter and elected official needs an opportunity to become educated on the technical aspects of digital billboards prior to an upcoming vote on a new law. All of our scenic customers contribute materials to the new organizations so that even our websites that go up in a matter of hours come pre-populated with enough material to get everyone in the local community started down the path to informed decision making.

Jacksonville Library Sites Provide Membership, Paypal and Facebook Connections

Libraries are about more than just books. Many volunteers put in countless hours helping to make the library a place that is often the center of their community. Libraries provide support for literacy, meeting rooms for community activities, access to computer resources and actively help job seekers in this difficult economic time. Yet they have to fight to keep their budgets when city councils are facing declining revenues. We have helped several library organizations this year. Here are two of them in Jacksonville, Florida: http://savejaxlibraries.com/ and http://murrayhilllibrary.org.

Numerous Other Examples

We have many other features and functions that we can show you recent examples of in live environments, so just ask and we’ll be glad to give you the tour of sites that illustrate how we’ve solved specific problems for our non-profits.

We also do multiple commercial websites per year, so please don’t hesitate to ask for examples of our work on behalf of businesses across the country.