Raleigh Web Agency Launches Redesigned Website for Local Marketing Organization

Raleigh, NC – November 19, 2012 – Raleigh web design and internet marketing agency, TheeDesign Studio, has announced they have launched a new website for Triangle Interactive Marketing Association.

Triangle Interactive Marketing Association (TIMA) is a community marketing organization for marketing and design professionals in the Raleigh-Durham area. TIMA provides its members with educational workshops and networking events in the hopes of uniting technologies with traditional marketing principles.

TIMA’s original website was built in Druple, which prevented them from efficiently providing up-to-date information for their members.  Board members were unable to post their biographies or job listings without the help of a web developer.  In addition, they did not have a dedicated spot to showcase their sponsors or events.  With more and more marketing professionals wanting membership, TIMA knew it had re-vamp their website to keep up with the demand.

“TIMA is a great organization for marketers and designers in the Triangle area.” Richard Horvath, President of TheeDesign Studio said.  “We were excited to work with them and give them a site that is more functional for their needs.”

Their newly designed website is built in WordPress, a powerful but easy to use content management system.  Now TIMA board members can easily update and promote their events, sponsors and job listings without having to go through a web developer. 

In addition, their site has custom video animation and an onsite blog.  The website is search engine friendly, allowing sites such as Google, Bing and Yahoo to make it highly visible in the search engine rankings. 

About Triangle Interactive Marketing Association (TIMA):

Triangle Interactive Marketing Association was founded in 2000 by marketing gurus who wanted to further the online and interactive marketing industry in the Raleigh-Durham area.  Members of TIMA are invited to networking and educational events throughout the Triangle area to promote and unite interactive technologies and traditional marketing principles. For more information, please visit their website