Work

Journal Communications partners with more than 100 clients, ranging from chambers of commerce and state farm bureaus to economic development agencies and convention and visitors bureaus. We help them wield the power of quality content – distributed through multiple channels, including print and Web – to connect with their target audience.

Featured Project: Tennessee Farm Bureau

Journal Communications began working with the Tennessee Farm Bureau in 2004, helping the organization design a strategy – which includes a quarterly print publication and companion website – to better communicate with its non-farming members.
In 2010, Journal expanded that… MORE >>

Featured Project: City of Brentwood, TN

The city of Brentwood, Tenn., was looking for a way to use taxes collected from hotel visits to promote tourism and the community’s “buy local” efforts.
City officials decided to invest in a website that would serve as both a… MORE >>

Livability.com in the News

Praise for Livability.com and its Featured Cities
“Based on the premise that relocation is more than just about moving – it’s about creating a new life, the site goes beyond simply providing basic information, giving you a true sense of… MORE >>

The New Livability.com

It’s been compared to birthing a baby, steering a ship – even the formation of an iceberg. But anyone who has ever redesigned or relaunched a website will likely agree that the process can best be described as a labor… MORE >>

Featured Project: Kinston-Lenoir County Chamber of Commerce

Journal began working with the Kinston-Lenoir Chamber of Commerce on a chamber integrated publishing program in 2008. In 2010, Kinston became the third chamber to partner with Journal for design and development of the chamber of commerce website.
Chamber President… MORE >>

Featured Project: Official North Carolina Travel Guide

Since 1997, Journal Communications has partnered with the North Carolina Division of Tourism, Film and Sports Development to design an integrated publishing program to draw visitors to the state.
• Print: an annual print publication features original articles and photography… MORE >>