Thrive Your Tribe » Website, Blog, and Email Newsletter Design Portfolio

Lori Boothroyd

Albon Jes — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 03:32:41 +0000

Wellness Coach Lori Boothroyd had a beautiful site, but there were some drawbacks. It was frustrating to make changes to individual web pages and next to impossible to make changes to the design itself.

King Medical Systems

Albon Jes — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 03:09:43 +0000

When King Medical Systems decided they wanted to move beyond the default Constant Contact HTML email newsletter template, they came to us. They needed a newsletter design that their readers would love that could be filled with high-value content. They also wanted to be able to feature several products in each issue so that the newsletter could directly increase their sales.

Sheira Mackenzie

Albon Jes — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 01:40:15 +0000

Mortgage Maven Sheira Mackenzie was ready to launch an email newsletter to keep in touch with her clients and referrals. She wanted an HTML email newsletter template design that would appeal to high-end buyers and remind her clients that she’s available as an on-going (and trained) financial strategy consultant.

Karen Field

Albon Jes — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 01:35:36 +0000

Karen Field was ready to launch a serious business site. She wanted a place to gain newsletter subscribers, promote her products, and round up issues of her email newsletter. She asked that we use a photo her husband had taken of a butterfly, and so we incorporated it into the header of her site. We also added a photo of her to each page so that visitors would feel like they were getting to know her.

Newsletters in Focus

Albon Jes — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 01:30:56 +0000

Newsletter archive website, we designed the two-column layout to offer both advertising for sale (directly from the site publisher) and to run Google ads. Site is updated weekly and makes use of several excellent plugins and decorative drop cap functionality.

Helaine Smith

Albon Jes — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 05:31:37 +0000

Helaine Smith came to us when she wanted to start an HTML email newsletter. She needed a sophisticated, straightforward template to represent her high-end dentistry practice.

Helaine leads her field as one of only 2% of dentists in the nation providing full-mouth reconstruction (so, if you’re looking for a dentist in the Boston area, you know where to go…), and it was especially important to her to find a company that would handle her email marketing as professionally as possible. We continue to work with her on each newsletter and also create her regular online archives.

Yummylicious

Albon Jes — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 05:18:32 +0000

Lisa Evans had purchased a WordPress theme (from another company) but she wasn’t quite happy with it and wanted some customizations.

She contacted us to make the look of the template her own. One thing she knew was that she wanted to include a photo of herself in the header, so we tried out several different photos she sent us until she decided on the one she liked best. We also created an entire custom header for her, selecting a font that captured the essence of her Yummylicious brand. Then, we changed the color scheme of the template for her, and changed the navigation to better suit her needs.

The Brand Dame

Albon Jes — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 05:08:06 +0000

The Brand Dame is Lyn Chamberlin’s branding blog built in WordPress. She connects with readers on a regular basis delivering news related to personal and professional branding.

Lyn wanted an unique illustrated header, so we worked with the illustrator of her choice to have something she absolutely loved created. She also wanted to make good use of social networking and bookmarking along with Twitter, and Flickr, all of which found a place on her website through WordPress plugins.

skyePR.com

Albon Jes — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 02:59:41 +0000

Brand Dame Lyn Chamberlin needed a new identity. She was ready for a professional website, blog, and email newsletter design–and that’s exactly what we gave her.

The new skyePR.com site makes use of her brown and orange color scheme and provides a fresh, clean showcase for her branding work. Using an event calendar plugin, Lyn’s able to easily deliver an up-to-date speaking event calendar to her website visitors. The site also generates an updated, random list of posts from her blog to ensure there’s up-to-the-minute content for her website visitors.

GNE Journal

Albon Jes — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 02:30:04 +0000

One column theme designed in WordPress. Made extensive use of plugins to protect against spam and to facilitate commenting and social bookmarking. Site made several thousand dollars in sales in the 30 days that it was active (with about 100 readers).

CJHayden.com

Albon Jes — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 01:37:09 +0000

C.J. Hayden wanted to create a hub site for all of her projects. She planned to use WordPress as her CMS as she had for other sites in the past.

She had an illustration for her front page and asked us to complete the WordPress coding and design a layout for the internal pages. She wanted something that made use of layers and had a textured appeal.

Marcom Writer Blog

Albon Jes — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 03:23:36 +0000

Dianna Huff, a marketing communications copywriter, wanted to start a blog to build her reputation online and in the social networking arena. Since we’d designed her HTML email newsletter, she also asked us to create her blog. Using WordPress, we designed a blog template that both built her brand identity and also united her website and email newsletter designs.

Sandpiper NTB

Albon Jes — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 01:49:16 +0000

A local Realtor needed a website for properties she had listed in a specific community in North Topsail Beach (on Topsail Island, NC). We created an easily-updated website that she was able to add and subtract listings from as she gained and sold listings.