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Shoe Designer mobile app now available on iTunes PDF Print E-mail
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TopFloorStudio launched Shoe Designer, a new mobile app developed and designed for Asheville's Sarah Cecil. Fashion fans can design their own shoe with the app's library of heels, insteps, colors and textures. The free app is available for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad with future add-on packs for purchase.

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TopFloorStudio CEO elected as Vice-President of Asheville organization PDF Print E-mail

American Advertising Federation of Asheville logo The American Advertising Federation Asheville swore in new board members, including TopFloorStudio CEO Ty Hallock as Vice-President. Hallock served as AAF Asheville Communications Chair for 2009-10. The AAF Asheville is an organization of media, marketing and communication professionals and is a part of the national American Advertising Federation, the oldest advertising trade association in the U.S. The organization has 70 members.

 
Drupal Camp is coming to Asheville PDF Print E-mail

dcalogo.png Asheville will have its first Drupal Camp in September. This is an opportunity to learn more about the CMS and network with other web designers and developers. Check back for more information, or sign up for alerts at the Drupal Camp Asheville website.

 
TopFloorStudio's Keoki Trask weighs in on Asheville's role with Google's fiber-optic network PDF Print E-mail

Google logoAt a March 4 meeting Asheville citizens discussed how to convince Google to bring a fiber-optic network here. Read the story >

 
TopFloorStudio CEO joins Asheville advertising organization PDF Print E-mail

AAFA logoChief Executive Officer Ty Hallock recently joined the American Advertising Federation of Asheville board of directors. Read about Ty's commitment to the Asheville community »

 
TopFloorStudio in national spotlight for web marketing and social media campaign PDF Print E-mail
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TopFloorStudio received national coverage for a web marketing campaign. We worked with Asheville students to promote local Girl Scout cookie sales. After parents criticized the web campaign, Newsweek reported the story, drawing national attention.

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