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November 4, 2011

A Website for a Consultant

It was important for Thomas A. Jones to increase visibility for his target audience, non-profits, by launching a new website that was visually appealing and highlighted his expanded consulting services. We created a website on the WordPress platform that was easily customizable and updated.
November 4, 2011

The Vignette Group

The team at 834, worked on a logo, website and set-up of social media networks for a newly formed marketing organization called the Vignette Group. The Vignette Group is where experienced marketing executives gather for a positive, high level idea exchange. For more information on the group, go to www.vignettegroup.com or follow them on Twitter […]
November 3, 2011

Small Business Marketing Tips

You’re a small business and money is tight (or non-existent), so what do you do to increase your company’s visiblity? Here are a few tips that are tried and tested. (How do we know? We do it.) Get Involved: Join a committee for your favorite charity that represents your company well. By getting out there […]
October 3, 2011

Stanley Flatiron

Events are stressful, a lot of work and exhausting. However, when the desired results are achieved, all the hard work is well worth it. On September 30 and October 1, 2011, Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge hosted “Be and Explorer of Grand Rapids Art & History” benefiting Kids’ Food Basket. As the event planner, we […]
September 27, 2011

ArtPrize – A Family Affair

By: Renay Schoenmaker For the third consecutive year, crowds have begun assembling in downtown Grand Rapids for yet another ArtPrize.  Over the period of 19 days, the city will not only become home to 1,582 artists from 42 states and 21 countries, but hundreds of pieces of art as well. There will be as many […]
September 21, 2011

The Painful Act of Volunteering

So lately, I have endured a few painful volunteer experiences. As a former non-profit professional, and now serving the non-profit industry, here are a few tips on the treatment of volunteers. I don’t believe it is rocket science, but after my last 2 volunteer experiences, perhaps it is: Always outline clear expectations for each volunteer […]
September 16, 2011

Meet Renay

By: Renay Shoenmaker Well it seems to be that time of year again. Summer rays have begun fading away; while Fall’s crisp winded days are blowing in, whistling the phrase: Welcome Back; school is now in session. It is at this point I wonder where the summer has gone. Did it really go by THAT […]

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