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Several national, state and regional sporting organisations have recently launched new Smarterweb websites, taking advantage of SportingPulse's high-end premium web site product.

Unlike our standard SportingPulse network websites which are provided free of charge to eligible sporting associations and clubs, Smarterwebs provide a professional and functional website that promotes your business and its image, with a user-friendly content management system that allows your site to remain fresh and current.

December was a particularly busy month for the technology providers with five Smarterwebs either launched as new or revamped sites. The siters were for: AFL Victoria, Volleyball Victoria, Basketball Victoria Country, Australian Water Polo and Motorcycling Western Australia.

The NBL and WNBL websites were both revamped considerably in 2010, while the AFL Community Club website was launched in the middle of last year with great results.

Some other popular sites also launched throughout 2010 included Bowls NZ, AFL NSW/ACT, Ballarat FL, Basketball ACT, SEABL and BigV.

A SportingPulse statement explained "Smarterweb sites are fully customisable - they are built by our graphic design and development team in conjunction with you - and give administrators control of popular features such as Latest News, Voting Polls, Photo Galleries, Forums and much more.

"There are lots more sports with Smarterweb sites in the pipeline to be launched in 2011, and we very much look forward to helping them get off the ground!

"If your club, association or sport governing body is keen to upgrade its web presence to a more premium solution, please click here to find out more information about SportingPulse Smarterweb websites."

For more information go to www.sportingpulse.com/

7th May 2009 - SPORTINGPULSE SUPPORTS ARAFURA GAMES

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