Jeff's thread got me thinking that I would like to know what businesses fellow SR members own because I would much rather help out anyone from SR over another business when I'm in need of something.

Post your business name, a brief description of what you do and the website if you have one... I'm sure there are plenty of people on here looking to have things done that other members do for a living.

Most of you should know by now what I do, but if not PM me.

My dad who isn't a member because he's never on the computer, but has been to several SR functions owns a jewelry store in Baton Rouge. Jack Hood Jewelers, Inc. has been serving the area for over 30 years and specializes in custom designed jewelry and recently started selling lots of Saints related jewelry. www.jackhoodjewelers.com and www.blackandgoldjewelery.com

My wife who is a member and many of you have seen her work.. she works at the jewelry store, but does artwork on the side. Her website is www.ravincreations.com where MOST of her work is posted... I've been too busy to update everything. She is pictured in my avatar for those of you who haven't figured that out yet.

Who else owns a business? Let's help each other out!

Amen, brother. I think this is a great idea. Use the resources on this site to keep the membership paying their bills. My significant other (they call them life partners here in the NW) are heading back to N.O. very soon and will be opening a cafe. She studied at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris and worked for C. Palace and Rene Bistro, among others. Would love to have a grand opening featuring SR.com members as guests of honor. Thanks for the post keepoursaints.

Amen, brother. I think this is a great idea. Use the resources on this site to keep the membership paying their bills. My significant other (they call them life partners here in the NW) are heading back to N.O. very soon and will be opening a cafe. She studied at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris and worked for C. Palace and Rene Bistro, among others. Would love to have a grand opening featuring SR.com members as guests of honor. Thanks for the post keepoursaints.

Give us a date and time and you can bet some SR fools would be there.. my wife and I included if we could make it.

I have an auto glass company in Jackson. If anyone needs a windshield or glass replaced in their vehicle give me a shout. We have been in business 6 years, do all of our work mobile, give lifetime warranties with all of our work and go through all insurance companies. We only buy glass from PPG so you will be getting quality glass with experienced installers. If any of you are coming up this way for training camp there is a good chance you will experience Ms rocks and we can repair them too. Name of my business is A Pain in the Glass, phone number is (601) 291-7743. If anyone needs a deal call me and let me know you are from SR and I will do what I can.

my wife's business---personalized plates and notecards and tiles

www.landjdesigns.net

I own/run a cross-media development group which focuses primarily on using alternate reality games to promote brand awareness internationally through viral marketing for various entities. www.aporiacme.com

We can help smaller companies enlarge their target market, help develop ARGs for training environments, enhance large corporate meetings, and much more. Currently we're focusing on the smaller stuff as we haven't had a contract large enough to build a good employee base, but eventually we'll be able to handle everything from large to small contracts.

Awesome guys keep it up. bclemms I knew you owned something like that, but I couldn't remember exactly what you did.

I bet the list is alot longer than we think.


Edit: I SR can be great for your business because I've just recently done business with 2 members in the past month or 2 and only because of this site.

I made this website for our resident musician www.ryanpostblues.com

And I just had these cards printed for St. Michaelfan

http://webovationstudios.com/keepoursaints/businesscard2-hidden.jpg

This could be a promising prank call list, as well. Keep it up, fellas ;)

I kid of course.

I am not an owner of this business, but the main company I work for does erosion control. We also do small coastal restoration jobs. Our mulch used for hydroseeding is made from a byproduct of local sugar cane. http://www.sweetmulch.com/index.htm

This is a business we are working to get off the ground. It involves doing various hurricane preparations (plywood, video cataloging possessions, booking hotels, etc.) on a subscription-type basis. Read into it. It's been featured in USA Today and on CNN. http://www.hurricaneguy.com/

Ready One Industries is another. We manufacture and sell various safety kits (automotive, wilderness, first aid, etc.). The website's not up just yet. http://readyoneindustries.com/

Jacob, just very briefly looking over that hurricane guy site...... that's a GREAT idea and could really help alot of people with their safety and most importantly their peace of mind.

Great idea and I hope that takes off for you guys.....

Great idea, Kevin. I just posted this same idea on Jeff Miller's thread about his business! I'll go back and edit my post with a link to this thread. :)

My business: Professional Advantage Resumes

After working as a recruiter and HR person for many many years, I ran my own resume writing business in NJ from 1996 until we moved here to Houston. I haven't really done much other than a phone line to get it going here, but I'm trying to change that now. I need to get the business up and running again to the level it was in NJ, but it's a different market challenge here in Houston. In NJ the phone books were divided by county so Yellow Pages ads (the best advertising avenue for me) were affordable and yet gave decent coverage; here all we have is the huge contains-all-of-Houston phone book, and ads are astronomically high. I'm going to look into some of the independent smaller phone book publishers and see if that is a possibility, but I'm afraid that people don't use those like the standard AT&T book....

I'm also wanting to move towards more of an telephone/electronic-based service rather than having people in my home for consultations (too risky nowadays), so eventually my bare-bones website will have to do much more. Kevin, you'll hear from me someday about that....:D

Basically, I can do everything from basic retyping of resumes to make them look "pretty" to completely creating a resume from scratch; they can be targeted to a career you have experience in or to a career that is a complete change. I also do cover letters, reference sheets, etc.

Jeff's thread got me thinking that I would like to know what businesses fellow SR members own because I would much rather help out anyone from SR over another business when I'm in need of something.

Post your business name, a brief description of what you do and the website if you have one... I'm sure there are plenty of people on here looking to have things done that other members do for a living.

I own a Web Design Company, WebOvation Studios, LLC. I formed the company in 2003.
I do websites, business cards, flyers, postcards, advertisements, etc. You can see most of my work here: www.webovationstudios.com

My dad who isn't a member because he's never on the computer, but has been to several SR functions owns a jewelry store in Baton Rouge. Jack Hood Jewelers, Inc. has been serving the area for over 30 years and specializes in custom designed jewelry and recently started selling lots of Saints related jewelry. www.jackhoodjewelers.com and www.blackandgoldjewelery.com

My wife who is a member and many of you have seen her work.. she works at the jewelry store, but does artwork on the side. Her website is www.ravincreations.com where MOST of her work is posted... I've been too busy to update everything. She is pictured in my avatar for those of you who haven't figured that out yet.

Who else owns a business? Let's help each other out!
Darn, where was this thread 3 weeks ago. I could have used you for marketing!


I own a business selling energy products, weight management, workout supplements and general wellness. Drew Brees is one of the non-paid endorsers, that's I found the whole thing.
The website is www.advocare.com/0706875

I made this website for our resident musician www.ryanpostblues.com



grr dunno why it won't let me see it through the link but I think I found the back door address to it (lol)... this site? http://webovationstudios.com/ryan-post/default.htm

The layout looks great, only two slight suggestions... remove those horizontal sliders - I can't remember the exact code off the top of my head.. and a slight transparency fading into the box with the text would look awesome :D

Awesome guys keep it up. bclemms I knew you owned something like that, but I couldn't remember exactly what you did.

I bet the list is alot longer than we think.


Edit: I SR can be great for your business because I've just recently done business with 2 members in the past month or 2 and only because of this site.

I made this website for our resident musician www.ryanpostblues.com

And I just had these cards printed for St. Michaelfan



That site looks GREAT, very proffesional but still has a personal aspect, I love that!

Superior Communications- Cell phones and accessories

Stores in:

LaPlace 985 652 6659
Prarieville 225 744 3613
Thibodaux 985 447 9996

We carry Cingular, Sprint, Alltel

Jacob, just very briefly looking over that hurricane guy site...... that's a GREAT idea and could really help alot of people with their safety and most importantly their peace of mind.

Great idea and I hope that takes off for you guys.....

Ditto. If someone had elderly parents who lived in New Orleans and all other family lived elsewhere, what a great peace of mind for all involved that the pre- and post-hurricane stuff would be taken care of.

Jeff's thread got me thinking that I would like to know what businesses fellow SR members own because I would much rather help out anyone from SR over another business when I'm in need of something.

Post your business name, a brief description of what you do and the website if you have one... I'm sure there are plenty of people on here looking to have things done that other members do for a living.

I own a Web Design Company, WebOvation Studios, LLC. I formed the company in 2003.
I do websites, business cards, flyers, postcards, advertisements, etc. You can see most of my work here: www.webovationstudios.com (http://www.webovationstudios.com)

My dad who isn't a member because he's never on the computer, but has been to several SR functions owns a jewelry store in Baton Rouge. Jack Hood Jewelers, Inc. has been serving the area for over 30 years and specializes in custom designed jewelry and recently started selling lots of Saints related jewelry. www.jackhoodjewelers.com (http://www.jackhoodjewelers.com) and www.blackandgoldjewelery.com (http://www.blackandgoldjewelery.com)

My wife who is a member and many of you have seen her work.. she works at the jewelry store, but does artwork on the side. Her website is www.ravincreations.com (http://www.ravincreations.com) where MOST of her work is posted... I've been too busy to update everything. She is pictured in my avatar for those of you who haven't figured that out yet.

Who else owns a business? Let's help each other out!

Thats cool I do the same kind of stuff on the side. Not really a business but I am a software engineer by trade so designing websites on the site is easy money. The only one that is out there right now is http://www.providentials.com I hate doing updates on websites especially the ones with schedules on them like this one so I decided to make it completely database driven. Then I made a backend app to allow them to enter their own tour dates and such so I did not have to do any updating. Its pretty cool go check it out.

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this is a great thread. i own a seafood market and restaurant Fishermans Cove and Harbor Seafood & Oyster Bar. The restaurant serves all kinds of seafood that we get in fresh everyday, cooked damn near anyway you like it. The market gets in all kinds of fresh seafood and we serve boiled as well. We also ship live and boiled product all over the country via fedex and airport to airport for those of you missing that new orleans flavor. Our website is www.fishermanscoveseafood.com (http://www.fishermanscoveseafood.com) .

this is a great thread. i own a seafood market and restaurant Fishermans Cove and Harbor Seafood & Oyster Bar. The restaurant serves all kinds of seafood that we get in fresh everyday, cooked damn near anyway you like it. The market gets in all kinds of fresh seafood and we serve boiled as well. We also ship live and boiled product all over the country via fedex and airport to airport for those of you missing that new orleans flavor. Our website is www.fishermanscoveseafood.com (http://www.fishermanscoveseafood.com) .
Very nice, it would be great to get some good seafood here!

this is a great thread. i own a seafood market and restaurant Fishermans Cove and Harbor Seafood & Oyster Bar. The restaurant serves all kinds of seafood that we get in fresh everyday, cooked damn near anyway you like it. The market gets in all kinds of fresh seafood and we serve boiled as well. We also ship live and boiled product all over the country via fedex and airport to airport for those of you missing that new orleans flavor. Our website is www.fishermanscoveseafood.com (http://www.fishermanscoveseafood.com) .


My dad eats there at least once a week. I havent been in a month or so. Great food.