Stories | Creative Circle Media Solutions

No other content management system we came across in our search could deliver the ease of use along with the capabilities to do what we wanted to do. They simply weren’t out there. Creative … more

From Michael Hopkins, vice president for external communications, ANC | 1/26/16

Linda Kleczewski

QUOTE ONLY | 1/25/16

Readers noticed change at News Tribune

Linda Kleczewski, managing editor of NewsTribune, La Salle, Illinois | 1/25/16

Joyce McCullough

1/25/16

RI Catholic

1/23/16

Kaitlyn Akers

QUOTE ONLY | 1/22/16

We wanted a world-class website, and we got one. more

Roger Alford, director of communications, Kentucky Baptist Association | 1/22/16

Engage new audiences with dynamic newsletterQ from Creative Circle

PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Now you can deliver news alerts and targeted content to readers and build communities around your best content with newsletterQ, a new software add-on rolling out from … more

1/16/16

Glowing review from a particular client

I'm pretty particular. For them to get a glowing review from me, that's not easy. more

Don Foy, technology specialist, The Herald-Citizen | 1/16/16

Think of the potential

Instead of focusing on the demise of cars, homes and jobs, think of the potential of vast underserved categories like food, help, home, kids, pets and health! more

Bill Ostendorf, president & founder of Creative Circle Media Solutions | 1/14/16

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Recent Redesigns

Community weekly redesigns print newspaper with Creative Circle

The Valley Mirror, a small, community weekly covering a cluster of towns at the edge of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, launched a print redesign last summer led by Creative Circle Media Solutions. When asked to compare before and after versions of her weekly paper, Emily O’Conly, editor-in-chief, declared, “The difference is staggering. It’s almost like a completely different newspaper, but we have still been able to retain those elements that people were used to.”

Creative Circle helps redesign two metro newspapers for narrower web widths

The Times-Picayune in New Orleans and The Advocate in Baton Rouge switched to a narrower web width for their print newspapers on May 1 and readers approved. Creative Circle Media helped both papers make the change as reader-centric as possible.

Saving small newspapers is a passion for Creative Circle

Two small, rural towns in South Dakota are battling to save their newspapers, and Creative Circle has stepped in to help. The De Smet News and The Lake Preston Times – have a combined weekly circulation of about 1,900.

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