Activity program providers get the online publishing help they need with ActivityQuest.com

Rochester, NY, September 10, 2007—Providers of enrichment and recreation programs for children, adults and seniors face a challenge: how to meet the increasing demand of parents and adults looking online for program information, made more difficult when many providers lack the technical capabilities and budgets to provide that information online quickly and effectively. ActivityQuest.com’s Catalog Builder system helps providers overcome that challenge.

The Activity Catalog Builder is a browser-based tool that allows activity providers to build their online catalog of activity programs without having technical or Web design expertise. After filling out a few forms, program providers get a professionally designed catalog that includes individual pages for each activity program, About Us, How to Enroll and scrapbook pages for pictures, and a custom Web address that can be linked to from their existing site. With all of the pages that come included, providers could use their ActivityQuest.com catalog as their Web site if they don’t already have one.

The flexible subscription plans, starting at $20/month, squarely addresses the budget constraints faced by the many camps, schools, museums, parks & recreation departments, and other private and public institutions that would use the ActivityQuest.com Catalog Builder system. ActivityQuest.com also has a free subscription plan to support providers of free activity programs in their communities.

“ActivityQuest.com gives control back to program providers,” says Michel Godts, owner of ActivityQuest.com.“ Providers can present their best face forward with a professionally designed catalog. They can ensure that the information for every program they have is correct, and keep it updated instantaneously with ease and no technical expertise. And finally, providers will be able to make the most of their strained budgets with a cost effective solution that meets their marketing, communication, and enrollment needs.”

 “This first phase—getting activity providers to create their catalogs—is the most challenging for us. Providers don’t really believe it’s as easy as we say it is—they’ve heard it all before. But those who have used the tool actually sigh with relief,” says Godts. “Providers have been frustrated about getting their information online and keeping it updated. They’re relieved that there’s finally a tool they can actually use.”

About ActivityQuest.com:

Founded in 2006, ActivityQuest.com LLC was created to support activity providers’ online communication needs, and to serve the needs of online families and adults looking for activity program information.