Bet-R Sites makes websites for fun and profit. We do for-hire development work mostly centered around extending the functionality and design of the Simple Machines Forum and Wordpress platforms, and we build things on our own to generate advertising revenue and explore the possibilities of the Internet. Owned and Operated sites in the Bet-R family are:

• EAVBuzz
A community site for East Atlanta, and the original and best Buzz site. Leveraging the Simple Machines Forum and desperately trying to break its design and function out of the “forum” arena. The Buzz is three years old now and has become a model of online community activism.

• Muggn
Fun with Mugshots, and an exercise in how far Wordpress can be extended and melded with various home-grown MySQL and PHP functions.

• Mughots
A spinoff of Muggn, Mughots focuses on the prettier side of incarceration, featuring mugshots of attractive ladies. You can think of it as a Hot Or Not for booking photos.

• Derelict Gunslinger
An extension of the book Odyssey of a Derelict Gunslinger and the online home of its author, John B. Camp. Bet-R’s role is site development, site strategy and online marketing in support of the book.

• GPBuzz
A community site for Grant Park, Atlanta based on the Buzz platform.

• Cap’n Ken’s Homespun Wisdom
The blog of Bet-R Sites overlord Cap’n Ken; mostly dormant outside of college football season, but the site still serves as a writer’s outlet and a laboratory for search-driven content.

• YoungFreshFellows.com
About the Young Fresh Fellows, but not associated with the band. Fandom at its finest, if there was ever any time to work on it.

• Fleshgadget
The intersection of girls and gear, and evidence that labor-intensive content creation is not a good business model. But we still like the concept and hope to revive it someday. Pretty much dormant right now.

Bet-R Sites also owns some domains of dubious interest, including fritr.com, geekfury.net, qwitr.com, qwitter.com and suicidefood.com that can be had at the right price. And when Cap’n Ken has some time, he’ll make this site not horrificly ugly and somewhat useful.

Inquiries of any nature - kwomack@betrsites.com