You might be thinking that we’d be caught up on all these new web site announcements, but we’re not! Take a look at Congressman Scott Garrett’s newly redesigned site:
We recently launched this great looking redesign for Congressman Dave Loebsack. Congrats to Eric and his entire team.
Take a look at Congressman Dave Camp’s new web site. Fireside21 also produced the “floating” welcome video. Congratulations to Sage and his team.
We are very excited today to announce the launch of a brand new web site for Congressman Henry Waxman. Congratulations!
Another day, another redesign to announce. Take a look at Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn’s new web site!
Georgia’s 10th district is home to The Masters golf tournament and Congressman Paul Broun. It is just a coincidence that we recently launched this new web site to help Dr. Broun serve his constituents!
Representative Kathy Castor was quick to launch her web site with Fireside21 when she came to D.C. during the 110th Congress. We are proud to announce the launch of her redesigned site for the 111th session.
The redesign process is quick, easy and painless for offices already using our Fireside Web service. Take a look:
We recently launched a redesigned web site for long-time client, Congressman Phil Gingrey. Their site continues to look great and now has even better interactive multimedia features!
We are excited to announce the launch of Congresswoman Betsy Markey’s new web site. Congrats to Ben and keep an eye out for some great video segments that the office is making with with a “Fireside” Flip camcorder.
We hope that you saw the recent article by Fireside21’s President Jeff Mascott in The Hill. When an e-mail just isn’t enough addresses how to better engage with your constituents with your web site and new media tools like YouTube and Twitter:
We are stuck in a paradigm where individual constituents submit an online form to their congressmen detailing their concerns, and then wait for an e-mail response that is likely prepared by a congressional staffer.
The world has moved forward beyond this model, and so should Congress.