The Octane Difference
We build relationships, not just websites. Seriously, that's the difference. We prefer to think of it as a partnership rather than a project. Anyone can build you a website and send you a bill. We specialize in working with companies that need a Web tool. That tool may be a static website or it may be a full-on turbo powered, nitrous injected big block ecommerce/blog/photo gallery/forum/community web application, but regardless we want to UNDERSTAND what your business needs and help you fill that void. Please use our Contact Form if you have any questions.
Latest Happenings @ Octane
HelenaDepot.com Website Launched
We have been working with one of our favorite local restaurants for a few weeks putting together a simple website for them. It has finally launched and is available at http://www.HelenaDepot.com. This site is built on WordPress for easy content updates and content syndication.
This site serves as a great example of the power of WordPress and proper content organization. Expect more from this site soon as it hopefully becomes more popular within the community.
2009 Bump ‘N’ Grind Race Photos
We attended the 2009 version of the annual Bump ‘N’ Grind mountain bike race at Oak Mountain State Park in Pelham, AL, on May 31st.
Brian Mauter was on hand and snapped some great photos of the action from the women’s and men’s pro classes. Read the rest of this entry »
Free Website Winner Announced
Octane Media is proud to announce the winner of our Free Website Offer is MX for Children of Woodinville, WA. It is an honor for us to work with an organization that gives back so unselfishly.
MX for Children’s Mission:
Our vision is to create a replicable, sustainable charitable donation program for Children’s’ hospitals across the country that draws on the popularity of motocross locally to build a grass roots giving campaign that feeds into larger annual fund raising events centered around a premium experience at the AMA Supercross stop in a hospital’s local city.
MX for Children’s Recent Success
For the 2007—2009 racing seasons over $350,000 has been raised at MX for Children events. For 2009, SX events were held in Houston, Toronto and Seattle.
Octane Media is excited about the opportunity to donate our services to such a worthwhile organization. We are looking forward to making a positive impact by helping them help others.
For more information on Octane Media, please visit our Media Kit page. Please visit the Free Website Offer page for more information on the program.
Andrew Keen – Three C’s of Social Media
This was filmed at Shift Workspace on F/21/2009. Event hosted by the Birmingham Social Media Club.
Andrew Keen is the speaker. You can also follow him on twitter. Read the rest of this entry »
2009 Gray Rock XRRA Photos
Seeing that the XRRA was going to be so close to my home town, I couldn’t pass up the chance to go out and see it. It was a great event, especially since some of the rain held off. It could have been much worse.
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CompCams iPhone Application
We have just finalized a project plan with CompCams to build an iPhone application for them. It will show cam spec cards based on the part number entered. Mockup images after the jump.
ATVA GNC MX at Mill Creek, Photos
I was at the Mill Creek round of the 2009 ATVA GNC MX series and snapped a few pictures. Follow the link to see all of the photos. Read the rest of this entry »
2008 King of the Hill Photos
Special thanks to Jeff Keeton of GoByFastPhotos for enduring the dust and flying rocks with his camera equipment. Without him we wouldn’t have all of these cool pictures. Read the rest of this entry »
2008 King of the Hill DVD’s are In Stock
The King of the Hill DVD’s arrived today. If you have already ordered your copy it will be on its way to you Monday morning. If you haven’t ordered your copy, what are you waiting for????
They are also available in the showroom at Blue Torch Fab.
Corvette Builder Flex Application Live
The Corvette Builder application for Hutter Performance went live yesterday. It is built completely in Adobe Flex and uses ASP.NET web services for database access. There are still some more changes on the drawing board to make the application more usable. Please take a look and let us know what you think.
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