New Website Launch | Suite Life Magazine

Suite Life Magazine Website Launch

Suite Life Magazine is “Southwest Florida’s Most Comprehensive Guide to Commercial Real Estate” and their new website now reflects that and gives them a strong online presence to join their printed magazine.

Brian Joseph Studios developed a number of tools to allow the client to upload thousands of real estate listings, similar to what is displayed in their publication. In addition, each feature story and the “Let’s Do Lunch/Dinner” stories will be published on the website as each new issue of the magazine is released.

We also integrated a banner advertising management system that is controlled by the client so that they can sell banner ad space and generate revenue from the new website.

We have highly optimized the site to ensure that it receives a high level of visibility on all major search engines, and look forward to continuing to work with Suite Life Magazine as we develop the new website further.

Thank you to MaryLouise (Publisher) and Paul (Print) for their work during the development phase!

Some of the features of the new SuiteLifeMagazine.com include:

  • Content Management System
  • Custom Web Design
  • Blogging Platform
  • RSS Feeds
  • Website Statistics Package
  • Online Magazine Style
  • Feature Articles Slideshow/Carousel Script
  • Banner Ad Management System
  • Commercial Real Estate Directory
  • Online Contact Forms
  • Social Media Integration

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