In a study by the SBA Office of Advocacy - E-Biz.com: Strategies for Small Business Success - “twenty-seven percent of businesses made a profit from their Internet presence over the past three to six months, that is, their online revenues exceeded the costs of operating and promoting the site. One reason is that most firms spend relatively little on their web sites.

Over the past few years, a new software has emerged as an information superpower: the wiki. Wikipedia popularized this unique online community strategy and proved its efficiency. Now Wikipages.com intends to do the same with business directory information.

Strottner Designs releases it’s website. The new website is fully loaded with interactive portfolios and lists all services offered. The contact page contains an interactive questionnaire to begin the quote / project development phase. The site is loaded with features and has a very pleasing fisual interface.

In the world of Web 2.0 where new ways are being pioneered in the use of the Internet, David Olmstead has created what he calls “Donate 2.0″ to bring together people, advertisers, and charities in a new and exciting environment that benefits everyone.