Here it is July, with June already over and done. Heartland Marketing Group finally has some time to reflect on all the opportunities that came our way and accomplishments achieved in the busy month of June.

Heartland Marketing Group worked closely with Roland L. Geyer Agency, who provide sales and service for crop insurance, to produce a website for them. Janelle designed a website for the agency from the ground up with the agency’s direction and input. This was a great experience and we found websites are like children in the sense they need constant attention, and are continually growing and changing; much like your business. Websites are a great way to stay current and become more interactive with your customers, as well as expand your customer base.

Another important project we had on our hands this month was the groundbreaking of statewide 4-lane U.S. 20. This came with many obstacles and deterrents thanks to the weather. The groundbreaking was originally scheduled for June 2, but due to rain, was postponed until June 21. The weather still prevented us from having the ceremony at our original location, but with quick thinking we were able to find a new location, indoors. However, these hindrances did not stop the event from being a success and an enjoyable day.

June featured another event, a statewide convention, which was held in Des Moines. We helped our clients gear up for the event by producing printed materials, such as brochures and handouts, and banners. The preparations paid off, as both clients had success at the convention.

Towards the end of June, we began handling the incoming donations for Steve King and Conservative Principles PAC. Donations from all over the country poured in, and are still coming, into our office. This task of managing donations has come with lots organization of checks, and plenty of data entry. It has been great to see all the success of these efforts.

On top of these exciting projects, we still kept up regular communications for our other clients with newsletters, handouts, and postcards.