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Requirement:
The City Clerks Association of
California approached Shark Studios to
design a website that would provide
up-to-date information about their
organization to their hundreds of
statewide members. The site
needed to be a source of information
for the unique needs of City Clerks,
including a way to communicate online
with other City Clerks about issues
related to the profession of City Clerk.
Solutions:
The CCAC website provides current news, membership
information, newsletters and other information related
to the profession of City Clerk. Web 2.0
enhancements made including links to social networking
applications like Facebook, Twitter, as well as RSS
Feeds. The site also generates revenue through
online advertising. A Content Management System was
implemented to allow non-technical chamber staff to
easily update the site on their own with no technical
training. Text can be added or changed, pictures
or files uploaded, or new pages added to the site with a
few clicks of the mouse. An opt-in mailing list was
created for monthly notifications or other
special announcements. Feedback forms were created
as well as an online member Directory to locate other City
Clerks.
Results:
The final result is a site that allows City Clerks to find
out more about their profession and better communicate
with other members. Online mailing lists and online
advertising revenues have saved the organization money
over the past few years and the site is continuing to
experience increased foot traffic due to their high
profile on the web.
What our client says:
"As first-timers on the Internet's information
superhighway, Shark Studios provided a level of experience
that inspired confidence while offering our members a
quality product that captured the spirit of our
organization through effortless navigation and
functionality. We continue to enjoy a successful
partnership with Shark Studios and have come to rely on
their professional service, prompt responses and
accessibility."
- Josie Triggs, Communications Director, City Clerks
Association of California
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