The website for Community Baptist Church in Clayton, NC began as a home page with five support pages. Because of client satisfaction and growth, It has blossomed into a 40+ page spread in less than six months. SPS Imagery built the initial pages and continues to maintain the site for the church. We are also currently conducting a successful Google Adwords campaign for the church website.

www.cbministry.net

We put together this site for a brand new church plant near Charlotte, NC to use as a simple web presence and turned the site over to its owners for maintenance.

www.crossviewnc.com

SPS Imagery was hired to create a concept site for BarterBabies. This client was looking for a community bulletin board site where local parents could trade services for childcare. We fashioned a designer website for this new company and linked it to a PHP board where parents who wish to post ads must pay via credit card or paypal before they are given access. 2008 Update: This subscribable bulletin board is now making a nice profit for its savvy owner!

www.barterbabies.net

Alex Cheek Insurance Services contacted SPS Imagery about a website, and within a few days it was up and running, per customer specs.
The unique site gives this small business a commanding presence on the web, with minimal expense.

www.alexcheek.com

SPS Imagery added to an already existing website to create this bi-monthly newsletter for Wetzel Services, Inc. After creating the initial template with Volume I, Issue I, for each successive issue we simply plug in articles written by Wetzel staff, rework the navigation and graphics and archive old articles. This re-use of the established format saves Wetzel time and money, while still meeting their needs.

www.wetzelservices.com/newsletter.html

This site was tailored to fit the personality of the bride and groom, providing pertinent details for those attending the wedding as well as some fun information. After the wedding, SPS Imagery updated the site to include wedding photographs, changed the details to the past tense and added a link to the couple's new family blog.

www.crosbypabodywedding.com