With an increasing awareness of the importance of local agri-business, more and more people are actively supporting small farmers and craftspeople. One of the biggest challenges of any small business is to attract enough potential shoppers in a world where big brand names flood the media every hour of the day. A small website, tastefully arranged and selectively promoted can be a very economical and low cost way to connect with your customers.

Antigonish Food Guide November 2011	NeCTA August 2011	PSBANS June 2011	Blue Marsh Farm & Kitchen June 2011
Cornect Family Farm Rebuilt March 2011	Rock Loaf Farm February 2011	Ardness Gardens January 2010	Brook Ridge Farm May 2009

With the ever increasing amount of daily internet usage in households across Nova Scotia, it is becoming more important then ever for non-profits and community groups to engage the public online. By providing a place for people to view everything from event schedules to community submissions, a website allows people from across a wide geographic area to connect between regular meetings and helps foster a sense of pride in your organization or community group.

Fit 4 Lit December 2011	Antigonish Crime Prevention November 2011	Alzheimer Cafe Canada October 2011	Books They Will Read September 2011
Stroll The Main September 2011	Lochaber.ca Rebuilt September 2011	Newcomer Friendly May 2011	Guysborough County RDA April 2011
Experience Antigonish March 2011	The Antigonish Farmers Market August 2010

As more and more people take advantage of the tremendous ability of the internet to give us near instant access to any bit of information we want, it is only natural that people turn to it for shopping as well. For many traditional sales organizations this trend can be embraced to ‘get the word out there’ and help drive foot traffic to your retail location.

Trendys Clothing July 2011	Big G’s Pizza & Restaurant July 2011	Brierly Home Center May 2011	989 XFM April 2011
Redline Sport & Cycle February 2011	Smith & Fraser Homes February 2011	Antigonish Evergreen Inn February 2011	Shabby Shutters November 2010
Brendan’s Fairway August 2010	The Made In Nova Scotia Store October 2009

With so many talented and highly skilled individuals living in Nova Scotia, its sometime hard to get the message out there in regards to the unique services that you may provide. A website can act as a 24 hour a day advertisement for your services. With so many people consulting Google for everything from home repair instructions to attempting to diagnose aches and pains it is only sensible to make sure you and your services are out there for the world to see.

Imprimir Document Tech. January 2012	Laughing Lobster Photo December 2011	Street Eats August 2011	MacMullin Forestry Consulting December 2010
Scotia Diesel Services October 2010	MacMullin Marine Surveyors October 2010	Airnetic Technologies October 2010	DeWolfe Autobody October 2010
Simply Ducky Rebuilt May 2011

With some of the most inspiring scenic vistas in the country, its no wonder that Nova Scotia boasts so many skilled craftspeople and artisans. A website is the artists portal to the outside world – allowing them to show the love and care they poured into their artwork to a larger audience. Some opt to have a simple site that lists past accomplishments and future projects, while others focus on creating an eCommerce site to process online sales either by checkout system or via email.

MacMinimA November 2011	Harbour Quilt Company May 2011	Scotia Hand Carved Candles July 2010	The White Turtle October 2009
Land and Sea Jewelry July 2009