If you'd like to promote your business without going $800 billion in debt, we can help.  Smart businesses know that they need to invest and spend wisely to grow.  That's where we can help.  Talk to us about how we can assist you, without putting an undue burden on those poor multi-billiion banks...

I think they should remake that famous movie of a few years ago.  Seems like everybody is running around trying to figure out where their money went to.  Times are tough.  Even so, websites still offer one of the best value propositions around, since they're ubiquitous (Big Word Alert: they're everywhere) and can change quickly with your needs.  Our Content Mangement System allows you to make major changes to your website in a matter of minutes.  So, while your 401K might have turned into a 301K, we still offer the same value we always have.

We have watched with fascination as the price of gas continues to climb.  People are being stretched further than they ever have.  Blame whoever you want (there's plenty to go around), but things are getting tight.

So how come our prices haven't doubled in the last year?  Well, quite frankly, our expenses simply haven't gone up that much.  You see, we employ a different business model from most companies.  We don't pay rent on a big building somewhere that houses workers that have to commute 100 miles a day.  We trust the people that work for us (and they are located throughout the US).  We honestly don't care if they choose to work at 7 am while munching down a bowl of Cap'n Crunch.  They don't live in a cubicle, so they can blare the music as loud as they want.  And if they want to write code in their PJs?  Well, quite frankly, that's their business.

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In the last two months, we have retrieved two clients from the depths of offshoring purgatory.  What is that, you say?  It's that self-delusion place where you swear to your friends that you're getting your website professionally done for $10.81 an hour. Sorry, we calls 'em like we sees 'em.  These two particular clients discovered that, by the time they had to explain the same thing to the vendor three times, wait 24 hours every time a correction was needed, and corrected all of the mistakes that had been made, they had spent far more than $10.81 an hour.