TAMPA BAY– The Tampa Bay Storm is pleased to announce that on the evening of Wednesday, February 15, it launched a new and improved website. The team partnered with Carbonhouse, an industry leader in creating websites that bridge the gap between organizations and its followers.  The website utilizes Carbonhouse’s proprietary Greenhouse content management system and can be found at www.tampabaystorm.com. 

“Carbonhouse is proud to support the Tampa Bay Storm with its digital needs,” said Carbonhouse president and partner James Sack.  “The Storm is a premier team in the AFL.  We believe we delivered a premier website to engage its fans and provided the tool set for the Storm to deliver unique and compelling content quickly to its fans.”

In keeping with the vision of Storm owner and chairman Jeff Vinik the Storm created a world class website for its fans, partners and team members.  The website is structured to help fans quickly and easily find the information they are looking for, as well as the ability to connect with the team in a meaningful way.  The site will also bring value to the team’s partners who help bring Storm football to life.

“We have updated our uniform and logo, are playing in a newly improved arena and on a new field, we are providing jerseys to our valued Season Ticket Members with the number ‘9’ representing them as the ninth member of our team on the field, we felt it was time to give our fans a new and improved website,” said team president Derrick Brooks.  “This will better enable us to reach out and interact with our fans.  As an organization we want to be at the forefront to provide our fans with a meaningful presence.”

The new website has many new, exciting and improved features.  It has improved navigation the will make it easier for fans to get updates on news, promotions and social media.  Multimedia is easily delivered to the fans with a few clicks.  The website will provide broadened web and mobile compatibility, increased social integration, interactive seating charts, better placement of photo galleries, as well as the ability to stream games live.