Rural Designs, L.L.C.


Specializing in professional graphic, publication, and web design and hosting for small businesses and organizations at affordable rates.

Services
Web Site Design ~ Web Site Hosting ~ Publication design

Rural Designs will work with you from start to finish of getting your business or organization online. Before any design work is completed we will provide you with a free estimate of costs to complete your desired project. Once your design is completed, we provide very competitive hosting for your site at only $15 per month. Sites are constantly monitored and support is available to make sure that your site is continually working properly.

For an annual fee of $20, we can provide you with your own domain name (e.g. www.yourname.com). Along with this domain name comes five email accounts containing your professional address (e.g. myname@mybusiness.com). We can provide you with suggestions on which types of domain names would give you the best traffic.

We currently are accepting publication design projects on a limited basis. Please contact us for help creating your personalized business logo, brochure, or business cards. We also are able to assist you with any questions you may have regarding business brand management, brand creation, or brand redevelopment.

Please contact us if you have any questions about the formation of your designs today. We look forward to hearing from you.

Taboori's T.O.M. (Tip O' the Month)

I am a cat that is can be somewhat set in my ways. When I get used to something, I want it the same way every time. You know what though, trying something new can be a good thing. Recently, the Human Work Engines that I call my underling employees decided to gift me with some all new local cat treats made right here in Durango. At first, I wasn't sure about it. I like my regular cat treat temptations. I like 5 of them every morning at 4:00 a.m. and I like them chicken flavored.

Guess what though. I LOVE the new treats! Please grant me the privilege of expounding: The energy, the health benefits-- I am eating local, eating healthy, and loving it. Looks like a little Durango attitude has gotten into me too.

The lesson I am trying to impart is that sometimes change can be good, whether it is changing up your treats to be a little more healthy, changing up the way you run your business and what you encourage your employees to do and value, or changing up your outlook. I am going to welcome a little more change into my life and see what benefits I will receive. What do I have to lose!