Alphabet Soup's website had been under development for too long and they were being overcharged on Website Hosting.  Bradshaw-Kimbrel transferred the website to our servers to cut down expenses for Alphabet Soup, installed our proprietary blog to allow the Client to keep her audience updated, tweaked the design to load faster and be more efficient, and fixed the problems with the existing E-Commerce system that was not working properly.

C & C Furnishings out of Lebanon, VA had a dilemma:  Their website was being worked on for far too long and the E-Commerce system that their previous provider had built was not working properly.  Bradshaw-Kimbrel made enhancements to their design and fixed the bugs in their existing E-Commerce system to make it work properly, in addition to saving C & C Furnishings an unnecessary expense by taking control of the Website Hosting.

The James L. Camp, Jr. YMCA needed a new web presence to replace its dated template-driven website.  Bradshaw-Kimbrel designed and developed a website that provided the YMCA with an all new look.  In partial sponsorship, Bradshaw-Kimbrel built in features to allow the YMCA to communicate news, information, and events to its members and potential members.

iTEKBiz.com was powered by a templated website that was not flexible enough for the company's growing needs.  iTEKBiz needed a website that was easy to update and would reflect the image that iTEK wanted to project.  Bradshaw-Kimbrel created an all-new image for iTEK Business Solutions to allow the company to grow.

When Jennifer Stanton ran for Commonwealth's Attorney for Isle of Wight County she realized she needed a more powerful website that could be easily updated.  Bradshaw-Kimbrel worked with Smithfield's design firm Artzy-One Studio to rebuild the campaign website to be more aesthetically pleasing and user-friendly.