Fresh Tilled Soil Launches MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge Website

Boston, MA, September 15, 2010 --(PR.com)-- The web design experts at Fresh Tilled Soil have been hard at work getting ready to launch the newly re-designed MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge website (http://www.mitforumcambridge.org/) and now it’s live, ready for your viewing pleasure.

The previous site was a bit stale, which meant it was time for a much needed overhaul. The newly designed MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge site has all the bells and whistles that will truly help it accomplish its mission of “...educating, inspiring and connecting technology entrepreneurs and company founders through the support network,” not only today, but well into the future.

The MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge website is a beauty, but don’t let its pleasant exterior fool you. The design team at Fresh Tilled Soil went into over-drive, integrating all the elements necessary to create a fully functional and easy to use website. To thoroughly appreciate the site, you have to take a look at its capacity from the inside. The back-end of the site is artfully functional; it’s a robust system capable of being fully integrated into a customized content management system.

The Fresh Tilled Soil designers integrated a custom Eventbrite sign-up and registration for easy event management through the site. Website events are automatically posted to Eventbrite and member discounts are automated. PayPal integration and e-commerce for membership sign-up permits easy user registration, sign-in and/or payments. The site even tracks members and applies appropriate renewal discounts.

Everything you see on the website, from the images uploaded, to the videos transmitted, updates to calendar/events and published blog posts, are now easily controlled by the staff at MIT Enterprise Forum, through the customized content management system built-out by Fresh Tilled Soil... mission completed.

Be sure to check out the re-design and all the new site features on the MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge website at: www.mitforumcambridge.org.

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