Tuesday, May 01, 2007

The Nation's Largest Distribution Paper

As stated in the publication's flag, the Hillsboro Free Press is Marion County's largest distribution newspaper. That's something worth boasting, without a doubt.
We recently built for them a website (www.hillsborofreepress.com), which, if nothing else, puts their distribution well beyond the confines of Marion County.

The site averages over 100 visits a day. How about we take a look at the map and see where a lot of them are coming from. Here is a weekly Geo Map Overlay from Google Analytics to illustrate the location of visitors.













Pretty interesting cluster there, isn't it? As you can see, people as far away as Maine and California view the site.

Marion County's largest distribution paper? Definitely.

The Nation's largest distribution paper?
All I'm going to say is not yet.

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Monday, April 16, 2007

Boys and Girls Club Hutchinson

One of our clients: Boys and Girls Club of Hutchinson has recently received word that they have won Gold in the Website category of the 20th annual Boys and Girls Club of America Marketing and Communications Awards Program. That's a mouth full, so let me break it down: bgchutch.com (which we designed) has been recognized as the best out of all of the Boys and Girls Clubs in the same budget range.


It's great to know that they are receiving recognition from their peers for their efforts in the Movement with their online representation. We at LogicMaze are, of course psyched, since we designed it.

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Wednesday, April 04, 2007

Kansas Whitetail Hunting


If you're interested in hunting in North Eastern Kansas, Republican Valley Whitetails are the people to contact. They've got over 12,000 acres of land for hunting with plenty of whitetail, waterfowl, and turkey to hunt.
With plenty of experience and a genuine passion for it, Republican Valley Whitetails are perfect if you're looking for a guided deer hunt in Kansas.
Check out their site today, for more information and to contact RVW.

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Tuesday, April 03, 2007

Kansas State Fair

We're excited to announce that the Kansas State Fair site redesign is live. It is certainly one of our biggest projects, and we're proud of the result.
The grandstand acts have recently been announced, so be sure to check the site out for information on that and to keep up on all other developements.
With six months to go still until the fair, the site already gets more than 200 visits a day, and we expect that to triple as the time nears.

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