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Phoenixville Area Business Association Unveils DiscoverPhoenixville.com

The Phoenxville Area Business Association (PABA) recently unveiled a new website, DiscoverPhoenixville.com. The site, which was created by local marketing firm Virtual Farm Creative, Inc, highlights the many business in the Phoenixville area as well as provides additional information about the PABA and the town in general.

From the Virtual Farm press release:
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“We were hired to make the PABA website a useful tool for the organization,” reflects Todd Palmer, creative director at Virtual Farm Creative, Inc. (VFC). The Phoenixville-based advertising agency was selected to rebuild PABA’s website as the association reorganized. “While developing the PABA site VFC identified the opportunity to create a resource for visitors to Phoenixville whether online or on Bridge Street.”

DISCOVERPHOENIXVILLE.COM profiles the categories of businesses that call Phoenixville home by showcasing different businesses with each visit. PABA members receive a full profile page with a link to their site in a compelling interface.

“We were determined to make DISCOVERPHOENIXVILLE.COM the definitive resource for all Phoenixville entities while supplying current event information and positive news about the organization and its member-businesses within a robust database,” adds Palmer. “The custom database and administrative interface behind DISCOVERPHOENIXVILLE.COM will allow it to naturally grow as the Borough evolves.”
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Anonymous said…
Neat. But aren't there a lot of sites like that already that offer the same service with fewer bells, whistles, and expensive photography?
12/2/08, 5:43 PM
JW said…
Even so, its a promotional website for the PABA so why not put their best foot forward?
12/3/08, 7:24 AM
Anonymous said…
Wow- this is beautiful.
12/5/08, 8:43 AM
Matt Y said…
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12/5/08, 9:32 AM
Matt Y said…
Nice job on the site...and by the way, I think the bells, whistles and photography is what attract people to use the site and to come and visit phoenixville.
12/5/08, 9:33 AM
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