After launching Shipshape magazine in March we set to creating a bright and simple web presence. Essentially an online version of the magazine, Shipshapebristol.com will be updated on a monthly basis highlighting some of the best events around the harbourside. All of our feature content will be available online as will information on where to find the magazine, unique offers and details on the best ways to get around the area.

Having worked closely with local charity the Drugs and Homeless Initiative on their print marketing, TGOS relaunched their website in 2009. Covering Bath & North East Somerset, Swindon and South Gloucestershire, the new site provides both accessible information for the charity’s many service users and an important online resource for their staff. With CMS areas managed by DHI and a dedicated area for service user magazine ‘Off The Wall’, dhi-online.org.uk has become a powerful campaigning tool for this important organisation.

Bristol’s most romantic restaurant needed a digital facelift (along with its neighbour Spyglass) in early 2009 and TGOS provided the operations team with a modern, quick moving and visually arresting CMS site. With excellent searches and in excess of 6000 hits a month, the site has been instrumental in another successful year for the restaurant in a very difficult economic climate.

Family-run Niche Frames on Stokes Croft in Bristol have long offered high quality framing and printing solutions for the public, a bevvy of local artists and large corporations. In need of a more sophisticated web presence and a brand facelift, TGOS has provided a top-rated site and a punchier logo. With improved search engine optimization and content that reflects their hands-on approach, nicheframes.co.uk has resulted in a significant increase in business.

TGOS has worked alongside Bristol Law Society for a number of years and has been instrumental in developing the ‘Legal Life’ brand – now flourishing as a digital resource for the South West’s law industry. A monthy e-zine sent to a database of around 2500 individuals within the industry highlights movers and shakers, the big law issues, recruitment and exclusive offers from some of the area’s top restaurants.

After developing strong ties with NHS Bristol during the 2009 Bristol Harbour Festival, TGOS has continued to offer a digital marketing service – alongside advertising production, brand development and print. Presented with a demanding schedule and limited brand guidelines, TGOS built the choosewellbristol.nhs.uk site at the end of 2009, and it continues to be both an important public resource and useful information tool for NHS Bristol.

TGOS has been involved with marketing the Bristol Harbour Festival for a number of years. After launching a dedicated website in 2008, the festival’s online presence was greatly enhanced in 2009. With over 50 pages of content, picture galleries and up-to-date festival news, it’s become the essential resource for any festival-goer wishing to make the most of the weekend. With over 60,000 visitors in 2009, fulfilling the site’s commercial potential and adding interactive visitor information are the priorities for 2010.

Owned, edited, maintained, designed and built by TGOS, The Pig Guide offers Bathonians and visitors an un-expurgated tour of restaurants, specialist food shops and the city’s best child-friendly eating destinations. With plans to add local events, what’s on and more in 2010 we hope the site will provide users with a one-stop visit for the best of Bath.