This site was designed to creatively display all the unique products they carry as well and bring together their existing brand that so many of their favorite customers know and love.  Updating their look and bringing together a rich brand and Facebook profile was ideal.  Search engine optimization was included of course, as well site setup on WordPress, a CMS tool.

You’ll find Scenic Gifts nestled in the foothills of North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains, a scenic drive no matter which direction you are traveling, so stop in and try their fudge!  You’ll experience, plenty of Southern hospitality and see their one-of-a-kind handcrafted furniture that has made this extraordinary shop legendary.

I can smell the homemade fudge right from my computer screen!

• http://www.scenicgiftsmtairy.com

• Follow on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ScenicGifts

This website was designed with SEO services for pet supplies, targeting sells as a local small business in Rock Hill, SC. Holistic By-product free foods are their specialty. They have a complete line of pet foods, accessories and offer grooming services. They also carry environmentally friendly pet products and supplies.

They had a logo but needed a complimentary website and Facebook Fan page to boost store traffic and increase sales. Animal Supply House has pet supplies for dogs, cats, birds and small animals and specializes in holistic by-product free foods in Rock Hill, SC. Animal Supply House in Rock Hill, SC believes in great customer service to serve you and your family members of the canine, feline, and avian variety. They carry food and supplies for reptiles and small mammals. Their goal is to provide their customers with the absolute best pet nutrition and service available. "Come on in and Sniff Around."

Find out about their grooming services and take their 28 day food challenge!

http://www.animalsupplyhouserockhill.com

Follow them on Facebook!

Hand Up Africa is a non-profit African Mission Organization that provides farming equipment and training for churches, schools, orphanages and other groups that specifically target at-risk children in Africa. Their goal is to create opportunities within African communities and to give them a Hand Up, not just a hand out!

Site enhancements include a Photo Gallery, HUA News, their Facebook link and acceptance of Online Donations through PayPal.

It's exciting to see such an organization grow and use their website and the Interent to embrace the benefits of today's marketing strengths. If you would like to learn more about their mission work in Africa or find out ways to get involved, just visit their website and click on Ways to Help!

• http://www.handupafrica.org

• Visit their Facebook Page and Like It!

Stacy Hulen, a Certified Obedience Instructor specializing in Behavior Management & Dog Training, is very much experienced in dealing with dog behavior issues such as dogs that are being aggressive, fearful, obsessive or compulsive.

About 5 years ago, I had developed the old website, but over the years Stacy has studied science and research behind dog behavior. It was clear the site needed to be re-designed to support her training philosophy and the services that she now provides. Ideas for Barking News, her new blog on the website, became reality! Stacy offers dog training for the most difficult issues to the most common you can imagine.

Visit http://www.dogsbehavingbadly.org/ and subscribe to her new Facebook page and checkout the Barking News. Stacy Hulen, Dogsbehavingbadly.org offers In-Home Obedience Training or a Board-and-Train option.

She will work with you and your dog to design a behavior modification plan that works!

• Go to http://www.dogsbehavingbadly.org or visit the Facebook Page and Like It!

They strive to provide the same quality service no matter if the job is large or small. Whether you are remodeling or building a new home, they can provide solutions for your flooring and countertop needs. Conveniently, you can find their products, services, memberships and certifications on their website. Many of the product lines they carry are environmentally friendly for both residential and commercial areas, so be sure to check out their Environmentally Friendly Products page!

If you are looking to remodel or are building a new home, Easley's Floor Covering can help. They are located in North Carolina, but also service coastal and upstate South Carolina as well.

They can provide solutions for your projects from room to room!!

• http://www.easleysfloorcovering.com

My basic problem in Adobe Captivate 4.0 was that it would run correctly on the timeline, but when in preview or publish mode, it would add a longer time to each slide that was specified and they would not advance when they were suppose to (It wasn't really a crash or stall, just a long delay). This was very frustrating. I spent some time figuring out a solution. This is what to do to fix it and also what you probably won't need to do, but you can try depending on your issue. I couldn't really find any forums or help on this so I thought I'd add it to my blog to help someone in need or (return to it, when I need a reminder!).

Because I'm sure you are frustrated now and would like a solution and you do need to finish the project very soon I'm sure, so here's what to try:

Adobe Captivate 4.0 builds cache. I found plenty of articles about cache for Adobe Captivate 5.0 but nothing really on Adobe Captivate 4.0. So what I finally did was I looked at the file it was creating in Captivate, in the Preview Mode, and saw it was pointing to this folder:

C:\Documents and Settings\Username\Local Settings\Temp\cp4Temp

Close Captivate before doing the next step!

I moved all the files and folders from the above directory to a different folder in case I needed to restore them...for whatever reason (I was being precautious)...and I called that folder cp4Temp_old and left the cp4Temp folder empty.

Then I re-opened Adobe Captivate 4.0 and the problem was resolved (Totally Fab!!). Nothing else needed as far as I could tell.

After countless reading and trying to troubleshoot (and because I wasn't going to start over), I learned about needing to DaisyChain, so that was helpful.

Understand that Adobe Captivate 4.0 is known for causing corruption in files. I knew this but nothing worked to fix my problem. I had built a very large file...mistake number 1 for me. Lesson Learned, keep them to about 60 slides and learn how to Daisy Chain files, this link might be helpful. http://www.gooberguides.com/Mary/DaisyChain.htm I did implement this so the problem would not occur again. So far, so good.

I read you might be able to get away with more slides, it just depends on how much content is in on each slide and how large the file size ends up being.

Here are a couple of other things that might help you depending on what your issues are and where you're at in the troubleshooting:

1. Reinstall Captivate 4.0 (probably won't help you, so you might want to try this last!).

2. As I read here, Troubleshoot unexpected behavior | Captivate 4, 5, I closed Captivate 4.0, then renamed the Preferences file captivate_v40.dat to old_captivate_v40.dat in this directory:

C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Adobe\Adobe Captivate

Then opened Captivate 4.0, it recreates Preferences file, captivate_v40.dat but this didn't help me for the issues I was experiencing.

3. Restore a file by following the instructions on what's recommended here: http://thedesignspace.net/MT2archives/000319.html or creating a new file as mentioned, but here are the basic instructions to import slides to an new project:

• Create a new blank project with the same dimensions as the original CP file.
• In the clean Adobe Captivate presentation select 'File>Import Slides/Objects from other Captivate projects'.
• Browse to and select the corrupted CP file.
• If no slides show in the importation dialog, then you will not be able to open the project.
• If slides do show in the importation dialog, then click OK.
• Once the slides have imported save your project.
• You should now have an uncorrupted Adobe Captivate project.

Note: You will not be able to import quiz slides from one Adobe Captivate project to another.

Hope this helps you in some way, good luck to ya!

Burleson Farms' cattle thrive on the lush green grasses and hay grown on their family farm located in Salisbury, NC (Stanly County).  All of the beef they sell is homegrown and raised on their farm.  They raise natural Angus beef, with no added hormones, no preservatives and no growth enhancing antibiotics. Burleson Farms’ goal is to raise cattle in a natural environment and to produce a more healthy meat for their customers to enjoy at a price they can afford. They also want to educate their customers about how important it is to buy local and support our local farmers! Their beef is dry aged and they take great care in what they do.

I have truly enjoyed working on this website and have learned a great deal about the differences between Organic and Natural products. It has been very educational for me and I share in their passion for eating healthy and supporting local farmers (and web designers like NC Web Designs, Patricia Heffner).

http://www.burlesonbeef.com

If you’d like to order some of their delicious natural raised beef, you can learn more about ordering and arrange for delivery just in time for all of your summer cookouts and grilling by going to their website.

Check out their website to order, learn more and start following them on Facebook!

http://www.woodgenius.com/

The site was re-designed by NC Web Designs, Patricia Heffner, using Word Press, to accent and display all of Clyde's artwork to allow visitors to see their true beauty. The site also allows for quick additions of his finished artwork and an All Works page, to browse and see his designs. You may find something you'd like custom crafted with his unique style.

If you’re visiting the beautiful Yadkin Valley of North Carolina or the Blue Ridge Parkway, stop by their shop even if it's just to taste their homemade fudge. http://www.woodgenius.com/visit-us/.

• Update pictures and logos.
• Make sure company information is current.
• Add Social media icons if your business has a social media presence, like Facebook or Twitter.
• Make sure new products and services are represented on your website.
• Make sure there are no broken links.

Keeping things fresh and current are part of SEO!