Slamdot, located in the beautiful Northshore Village in Knoxville, was founded in 2005 to make website design and hosting easy for small business owners to understand and afford. Websites, social media, and blogging are so important to today's business success, yet so many small business owners haven't leveraged the technologies available to them to grow their businesses, simply because they don't understand how they work. We want to help! The Slamdot Store takes the mystery out of websites and social media. We offer preconfigured website packages with various features and design options that will meet any budget. Our pricing is simple and straightforward, and our response time is unmatched. Most of our websites take less than 30 days to complete.
Our specialty is helping entrepreneurs gain a competitive edge through digital analytics and growth marketing. We use accountable marketing methods designed to improve your marketing results without increasing your marketing spend. Our clients love that we operate transparently, showing them exactly what is being done for their campaigns and how their money is being spent.
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The Helen Ross McNabb Center has been providing mental health care services to children, adults and families in Knoxville and east Tennessee since 1948. It is a regional, nonprofit integrated system providing mental health, substance abuse treatment and social services in more than 20 counties in Tennessee. Through its adult programs, the center provides comprehensive outpatient treatment and support services for individuals suffering from mental disorders, stress-related problems, chemical dependency and organic brain disorders. Its services for children and youth include specialized evaluation and treatment for childhood problems related to learning disabilities, substance abuse, and emotional, family, interpersonal, social, adjustment and personality factors. The Helen Ross McNabb Center is approved by the Commission for Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and has locations in Dandridge, Greeneville, Louisville, Maryville, Loudon and Knoxville, Tenn.
