www.JairKlarfeldMusic.com

Jair Klarfeld has been arranging music for marching bands, jazz ensembles, concert band, orchestra, and other musical ensembles for more than 20 years. Over 400 high school marching bands across the country have performed his original compositions and arrangements. Many bands have been very successful at local, state, regional, and national competitions including Bands of America Grand Nationals, BOA regional competitions, USSBA State competitions, and Holiday and Fiesta Bowl marching competitions.

Jair’s arrangements have been performed by the University of Miami (regular games/National Championship Bowl game), University of Florida, University of New Mexico, and Illinois State University marching bands.

His new website showcases his work and allows clients, mainly marching band directors, to read a detailed description about the show and listen to music selections.

The website is segmented by categories; Compositions, Arrangements and Percussion. Each section has customized sidebars to allow viewers to see the full extent of shows offered. The categories can be easily expanded with concert band, jazz ensemble, and orchestra pages as the website grows.

Jair’s Blog will be a popular area of the website as he provides industry news, music tips, and new show and event announcements to his clients. A newsletter sign up is provided for those wishing to subscribe to the “Band Director Buzz” e-News. The About page includes bios, testimonials, client list and informative FAQ page.

The website is fully optimize for search engine marketing and social media syndication.

Contact:  Debra Laizure, (918) 277-1548, dlaizure@laizuremarketing.com

Local Businessman Announces Free Tulsa Economic Stimulus Promotion for Small Businesses

TULSA, OK – November 3, 2011 – Ryan Myers, owner of vehicle wrap company, Outlaw Kustomz Tint, Film and Wrap, announces a free Tulsa economic stimulus promotion for small business owners.  Through his Wraponomic Stimulus Program, he will provide free partial vehicle wraps to a number of small, independent business owners to assist in generating business.

Myers sympathizes with small business owners who are struggling and understands why their confidence in government stimulus programs is plummeting.  He said, “The government has spent billions of dollars trying to grow the economy and I don’t know of any money that is making it down to the small business person. Big businesses are great, but small businesses like mine, with 2-9 employees, are what drive the local economy, by hiring employees and buying goods and services.”

Wraponomic Stimulus Promotion recipient, Teri Ward, of www.CopperBella.com

Turning to what he knows, he developed the Wraponomic Stimulus Program through his company to offer free partial vehicle wraps to new small businesses. According to Outdoor Advertising Association of America, one vehicle wrap garners between 30,000 and 70,000 views per day. “I live in a neighborhood with 374 homes and because of my vehicle wrap, everyone in my neighborhood knows what I do for a living. I know that vehicle advertising works and I want to help other small businesses who are struggling to survive in this economic climate,” said Myers.

Vehicle signage allows  small business owners to advertise in the areas where they are already doing business, as well as places they continually frequent, including their home, church, school, bank, or grocery store.  He said, “The 24/7 exposure can’t help but generate business opportunities for their small business. It’s immediate satisfaction when you’re sitting at a light and a potential customer calls you because they see the wrap on your vehicle.  My annual goal is to produce real success stories of dozens of small business owners who have seen real income growth because of what one man stepped up to do.”

The Wraponomics Stimulus Program includes a free back window or truck tailgate wrap and has a retail value of $400. Myers chose to offer this area to wrap because it is the area on a vehicle  that is seen for the longest period of time.  There is no cost to the recipient. However, there are a few rules:

1) Available to small businesses with 1-9 employees who have been in business less than two years
2) They must “like” the Outlaw Kustomz Facebook page and tell their business story
3) The business must be independently owned and not currently available to MLM’s or franchisees

Outlaw Kustomz will initially offer one free vehicle wrap a week, but would ultimately like to do a wrap a day. Myers says, “This is the best solution I could come up with for the small business owner and I’m hoping to be able to offer it to more frequently in the future.”

For more information about the Outlaw Kustomz Wraponomic Stimulus Program, visit www.vehiclewrapstulsa.com or contact Ryan Myers directly at (918) 810-3929, or by email at ryan@outlawkustomz.com.

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 About Outlaw Kustomz Tint, Film and Wraps

With more than 30 years of combined experience in the tint, film, and wrap industry, Outlaw Kustomz is a locally-owned, Oklahoma-based, small business providing premier vehicle wraps, fleet graphics, paint protection film, security laminate, and window tinting.

The 2011 Rock ‘n Rib Festival presented by Rib Crib BBQ & Grill welcomed 41,024 visitors to Downtown Tulsa for championship barbecue from seven award-winning pitmasters from across the nation. The four-day festival also featured live music from 17 bands, beer and barbeque, a children’s play area, free mechanical bull rides, and the new Curtis Culinary Stage.

The Curtis Culinary Stage

Our client, Curtis Restaurant Supply, was invited to sponsor a new cooking stage attraction at the Rock n Rib BBQ Festival. The new Curtis Culinary Stage was located near festival entrance and featured live cooking demonstrations from national award-winning pitmasters and local celebrity chefs. SMG, the BOK Center management company, is a client of Curtis Restaurant Supply, and owners David Hillin and Jay Gulick were happy to participate in the event as a thank you to SMG for their continued business and support. Secondly, this was an opportunity to gain exposure to an untapped Curtis market segment, the general public.

The cooking stage was a new attraction to the festival so there wasn’t any rules, processes or plans. Was this a good thing or a bad thing? It depends on who you ask. If you ask me, it was a very good thing. The SMG/BOK center event personnel were creative, enthusiastic, and flexible. Together, we were able to create a successful first time event that we were able to learned from to make the next year even more successful.

The BOK Center handled the festival promotion with a multitude of media. However, we added to the promotion by partnering with www.TulsaFood.com to run several fun contests and chances to win some cool kitchen goodies and prizes. The contest information was cross-promoted on the Curtis website, blog, Facebook and Twitter pages, as well as Tulsa Food’s website, blog, Facebook and Twitter pages, beginning the week of September 12th. Curtis gained exposure as well as 120 new Facebook fans.

Curtis owner, David Hillin, was one of 10 judges determining the winner of the rib competition from all the championship vendors. He rated the ribs on different components like taste, texture, and sauce. It was a tough job but someone had to do it!

One of the greatest challenges was lining up the chefs to conduct the cooking demonstrations.  Local Curtis clients were recruited as well as the national pitmasters.  The chefs were all very gracious and excited to be included in the event. However, there were two chefs that dropped out at the last minute. We were able to find replacements by taking advatanage of the onsite pitmasters.

Besides the tornado evacuation on Saturday night, our client was pleased with the exposure to an untapped market demographic and to be able to give back to their client, SMG / BOK Center.

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STAGE EVENTS SCHEDULE

Thursday, September 15

6:30pm – BBQ 101: How to choose the Right Meat – Pitmaster Pat Nelson of Big Boned BBQ Company
7:30pm – BBQ 101: Preparing Award-winning Pulled Pork – Pitmistress Donna Rice of Desperado’s BBQ
8:30pm – BBQ 101: How to Properly Use and Apply Dry Rub Like a Pro – Pitmaster Jon Bigalk of Willingham’s BBQ

Friday, September 16
5:30pm – Tasty Sides: Local celebrity chef demo – Chef Zane Kelley of Main Street Tavern
6:30pm – Competition Secrets: How to make award winning ribs – Pitmaster Brandon Manly of RibCrib
7:30pm – Gourmet Grilling: Peach-Chipotle Barbecued Salmon & Beef Brisket “Parfait”- Chef Devin Levine of BOK Center
8:30pm – Grilled Pizza: Local celebrity chef demo – Chef Cody Stell of In The Raw

Saturday, September 17
5:30pm – BBQ 101: – Texas-Style BBQ and Grilling Tips- Pitmaster Dallas Green of Cowboys BBQ Company
6:30pm – Competition Secrets: How to make award winning brisket – Pitmaster Brandon Manly of RibCrib
7:30pm – Cool the Heat: How to Make a Limonana and other BBQ Drinks – Bartender Stuart Stewart of Cosmo Cafe
8:30pm – Competition Secrets: Pitmaster Dan Johnson, Johnson BBQ, Chesapeake, VA

Sunday, September 18
12:30PM – KidsQ: Cooking with Remmi, the culinary kid – Chef Remmi Smith

That’s why Curtis Restaurant Supply asked us to create the Used Kitchen Equipment listing service for Oklahoma schools. Although they do not sell used equipment, they know some schools cannot afford new equipment. The listing service is similar to Craig’s List and allows users to post kitchen equipment or smallwares items to sell to other schools.

It is 100% free for schools.

The listing service is BRAND NEW and needs a few posts to get it started. If you know of a school that needs to list a product, or would like to buy a product, please direct them to http://www.curtisequipment.com/listings.

Curtis Restaurant Supply receives no benefit from this service except to support our local school districts. Please help spread the word about this important resource for our local school districts.

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If your roof has been damaged by hail or storms, please contact owners, Rick or Terri WillCut, at WillPro Roofing and Construction. Or, if you have a friend or family member that needs their help, click the logo to the right to learn more about their referral program. You will receive a $100 Visa gift card with every referred and installed new roof!

You can view photos, learn about the coaches, track standings and even blog about the game on our new Facebook page. Varsity and JV boys and girls schedules are both included and we guarantee to post scores within 24 hours of the game.  The newsroom has all the scoop for parents like me, including tryout dates, upcoming meetings, schedule changes, banquet and senior night information.

It was our pleasure to build the website for the Bixby High School Soccer teams. Check it out!

GO SPARTANS!

Debra Laizure

The family needed an informational website to sell the product.  Also included is a social media blog to capitalize on sausage lover’s, BBQ fanatics, and gourmet grocery stores and delicatessens.  Check back  often for delicious wurst meat recipes and news.

Lone Wolf Wurst Meats website

Website – http://www.lonewolfwurstmeats.com

Blog – http://lonewolfwurstmeats.com/blog

Try some wurst meat today.  It’s Howlin’ good!

Using the French fleur de lis as visual inspiration, we combined it with the Italian word Bella, which means beautiful with the word copper. Thus giving Copper Bella’s name and logo a traditional European feel while highlighting the product’s beauty and modern manufacturing process.

Visit their new website http://www.copperbella.com.

With over 2,500 items in stock it’s easy to view products and place an order. Established commercial customers have the added benefit of logging into their custom pricing and product order guide to search products, view order history and invoices and to track shipping.

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