Live sites:

Sportbikers.Net was created in late 2002 as an online gathering place for a group of friends. Gradually, it grew into one of the most active motorcycle forums in Southern California. With almost 250,000 posts and averaging about 30,000 visitors monthly, it provides riders throughout California an online home.  In any given month, the forum adds about 100 new members.  The forum has an impressive list of features designed to make members feel like home.  Our very helpful and friendly members,  gallery with over 5000 images, directory, and a video collection made this forum one of the friendliest.  If you’re a sportbike rider in Southern California, this is the forum to be on. 

CrazyVinyls.Com was created by the founder of K2 Industries, James William Tang.  In 2003 and 2004, James wanted to attract new members to his motorcycle forum.  One of the easiest way for him to do so is to give out free decals.  He solicited help from an outside company, but that deal went bad due to the unreliability of the outside decal company.  Rather than rely on someone else, James used his savings to invest in decal making equipment in October of 2004.  What started out as a way to produce decals for members of his website,  CrazyVinyls is now one of the most profitable branches of K2 Industries.  It provides an inexpensive way for small businesses to advertise.

 ScratchOn.Com was created to offer high-end paint protection for motorcycles but at a reasonable cost.  It is an online e-commerce, created with ease of use in mind for both the operators and the visitors.  Sales have steadily increased between 5-10% with this new online presence.

 Another creation of K2 Industries LLC, catering to the Southern California Motorcycle community.  Although freshly created from the ground up, SoCalMoto.Org is steadily gaining visitors.  It averages about 20,000 visitors monthly.  It is the fastest growing site within our network.

Sites we improved:

PinkCinnamon.Com was a basic HTML site.  We turned it into a database driven dynamic content using Wordpress blogging software.  Instead of tedious HTML coding, the owner can now focus more on her art.  The site features Wordpress as the main blogging software, a gallery extension, a voting script, and a customized contact form.

SimplePortfolio.com was an empty domain name when we were recruited to help build a site.  The owner wanted a nice simple layout with integrated Adsense, RSS feed, and an easy to use contact form.  Since the owner doesn’t know much about HTML coding, it also has to be easy to mange.  The site was completed with all that in mind.

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