Ecopixel, LLC of Vermont Launches New Web Site for Lake Champlain Committee

Essex Junction, VT, February 28, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Ecopixel, LLC of Essex Junction, Vermont, a Web development and online visibility firm, has recently launched an informative new Web site for the Burlington-based Lake Champlain Committee (LCC). The content management system Web site at www.lakechamplaincommittee.org reflects the organization’s leading role in protecting Lake Champlain’s health and accessibility.

The Lake Champlain Committee uses science-based advocacy, education and collaborative action to protect and restore water quality, natural habitats and recreational access. LCC is also home to the popular Lake Champlain Paddlers’ Trail.

The content management system (CMS) allows LCC staff to edit the Web site themselves. The site also features the ability to collect online donations. LCC makes use of a news system and customized e-newsletter system that are integrated with their Web site; they no longer produce a print newsletter.

Ecopixel principal Paul Hansen said LCC is an organization that is well-suited to a CMS system. “They have projects, publications, events and lake information to share with the public. Their Web site now allows them to maintain their important online resource — on their own schedule.”

Located near Burlington, Vermont, Ecopixel, LLC (www.ecopixel.com) delivers complete Web development solutions by creating compelling Web sites and maximizing online visibility and search engine optimization (SEO). Ecopixel Web sites and email accounts are backed by fast, reliable green hosting. As part of its comprehensive approach, Ecopixel also helps clients craft custom e-newsletters and effective Web content, and drive traffic to their sites with online marketing, publicity and SEO strategies.

To learn more about our regional treasure called Lake Champlain, visit www.lakechamplaincommittee.org. The site contains information on algae, invasive species and other challenges to the lake’s health, as well as the lake’s natural history and recreational opportunities.

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