Examples (continued):

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• WovenHearts (inactive)

  

  (1995) Broadbent & Williams developed the WovenHearts website which was 
  one of the first of its kind to market assisted living. In fact, if you 
  were to query "assisted living" on the Alta Vista search engine (before 
  Google) only one assisted living property was listed - WovenHearts.
  WovenHearts Residential Assisted Living was owned by Heartland Retirement 
  Services, part of the WPL families of Companies (n/k/a Alliant Energy).
  The business was sold to Alternative Living Services (n/k/a Alterra) and 
  many of the properties were subsequently sold to other businesses 
  including some to Our House Senior Living and Sylvan Crossings.
  
  
  To view screen shot Click here.

• AgeNet (inactive)

  

  Developed in 1996 and launched in 1997, AgeNet quickly became one of the 
  top 10 websites for older adults in the nation.  It included the first 
  online geriatric drug database along with columns such as, The Healing 
  Touch, on Parkinson's Disease by Dr. David Cram and Ask a Pharmacist.  
  Companies such as Our House, The Virginia Health Care Foundation and 
  Senior Navigator used AgeNet content to populate their websites.  The 
  website obtained traffic counts of up to 5,000 visitors/day and was 
  cited in The 36-Hour Day, a popular book about caregiving.
  To view screen shot Click here.
                       
  

• AssistedLiving.com (inactive)

  

  (1997) A satellite site that was part of the AgeNet information
  and referral network. 
  
  
  To view screen shot Click here.

• Caregivers.com (inactive)

  

  (1997) A satellite site that was part of the AgeNet information
  and referral network. 
  
  
  To view screen shot Click here.

• SeniorDrugs.com (inactive)

  

  (1997) A satellite site that was part of the AgeNet information
  and referral network. Both www.seniordrugs.com and www.geriatricdrugs.com
  were linked to the website.
  
  
  To view screen shot Click here.

• Geriatricians.com (inactive)

  

  (1999) A satellite site that was part of the AgeNet information
  and referral network. Both www.geriatricians.com and www.geriatrician.com
  were linked to the website.
  
  
  To view screen shot Click here.

• Oscar Mayer (inactive)

  

  
  
  
  

  (1996) The agency worked closely with Woodland Communications, another 
  Madison, WI based advertising agency to create the first Oscar Mayer 
  website (The Oscar Mayer Cyber Cinema).  The Oscar Mayer Cyber Cinema 
  included collaborative promotions with other companies such as Sega and 
  Nickelodeon and was the first half timeshow for Super Bowl XXXI on 
  www.superbowl.com (Green Bay Packers 35 - New England Patriots 21).
  Domain names secured for Oscar Mayer included bologna.com and pickles.com.
  
  
  
  NOTE:  All graphics and html for the Oscar Mayer Cyber Cinema were created 
  by Woodland Communications. Server support and consultation were provided
  by Supranet Communications.  Broadbent & Williams supplied consultation 
  and account service coordination.

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