About Us
Web Design, Ecommerce, SEO, Search Marketing & Consulting. Locally owned and operated in Cedar Park since 2001. We are 5 Star rated across all review sites. We serve Cedar Park, Austin and the Central Texas Area.
The products and services we offer
Recommendations Received (21)
"Responsive, fast, reliable, and always there to lend a hand. Cody and team have been an extension..."
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"Responsive, fast, reliable, and always there to lend a hand. Cody and team have been an extension of my business for a few years now and I'm not sure how I did anything web related without him before. "
"Thank you for reaching out. We are always looking for volunteers to assist us in meeting the..."
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"Thank you for reaching out. We are always looking for volunteers to assist us in meeting the essential needs of the community If you are someone you know may be interested in volunteering, please visit our website. operationlh.org Thank you ! Monica"
Products & Services
Why perform analysis? It’s hard to reach a destination without knowing where you currently are, what potential road blocks are out there, and what ...
OVER 30% OF ALL WEBSITES ONLINE RUN ON WORDPRESS.
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Recommendations Given (11)
"Rob's photography is excellent. He has an artistic eye, is passionate about his craft and always..."
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"Rob's photography is excellent. He has an artistic eye, is passionate about his craft and always professional. Highly rated."
"I've worked with Aaron and Brungot Farms on a few projects now. The amount that they give back to..."
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"I've worked with Aaron and Brungot Farms on a few projects now. The amount that they give back to the Central Texas community in the form of donations, programs, partnerships, food for the hungry, etc. is amazing. If you buy from them, you know your money is doing some good out there. Highly recommended."
Recent Activity
It takes money to make money. Starting a business from scratch is tough. We would have grown much faster and been able to better take advantage of various opportunities/trends if we would have had more capital starting out. We never took on any loans or investors. Looking back I would have...
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It takes money to make money. Starting a business from scratch is tough. We would have grown much faster and been able to better take advantage of various opportunities/trends if we would have had more capital starting out. We never took on any loans or investors. Looking back I would have replaced some of the sweat equity with working capital from a business loan.
For me it's really hard to have a set rule on this. I'm probably going to follow up 3-4 times. If I feel a potential client is still interested, but circumstances are preventing them from moving forward, I will ask if I can follow up with them again in say 3-4 weeks. Again, it really depends on...
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For me it's really hard to have a set rule on this. I'm probably going to follow up 3-4 times. If I feel a potential client is still interested, but circumstances are preventing them from moving forward, I will ask if I can follow up with them again in say 3-4 weeks. Again, it really depends on the feedback you are getting and your feel of the situation. I currently have a potential client I've been talking to for almost a year now. It's for a decent size project. I sat down with him and his wife for about 2 hrs initially and I've spent a decent amount of time on the phone with them over the last year. Delayed funding from a land sale and health issues have played a role in holding up the deal. I'm about 85% confident the project will start. I'm about 95% confident they will choose my company when they do. Not giving up yet :)
When it is time and cost effective for both us and our clients. Example: Many years ago we used to build our own ecommerce software. As ecommerce solutions evolved and competition between ecommerce software companies grew, it didn't make sense for us to compete in the ecommerce space. We were web...
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When it is time and cost effective for both us and our clients. Example: Many years ago we used to build our own ecommerce software. As ecommerce solutions evolved and competition between ecommerce software companies grew, it didn't make sense for us to compete in the ecommerce space. We were web designers and developers first, search marketers second and arguably ecommerce developers third.
We could no longer offer a product with the features the big ecommerce software companies had, nor could we match the dropping prices for licensing or cloud-based options. We decided to focus on helping our clients choose between the best solutions available and then perform install, customization, training, etc.
By doing this we have been able to continue to profit from the ecommerce side of the industry, drastically limit our time in development/research and offer solid solutions to our clients. Win/win/win.
It depends on the non-profit type and amount of work provided. Typically we look for some type of name branding, service recognition or advertising.
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It depends on the non-profit type and amount of work provided. Typically we look for some type of name branding, service recognition or advertising.
In the past we have used 37signals products (yay) and Trello (meh). We currently use a combination of HubSpot CRM (sales/leads), Asana (project management) and an old fashioned Google Spreadsheet (track services offered, performed, etc.)
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In the past we have used 37signals products (yay) and Trello (meh). We currently use a combination of HubSpot CRM (sales/leads), Asana (project management) and an old fashioned Google Spreadsheet (track services offered, performed, etc.)
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Listening. A big part of our success with customers is spending time to learn about their company, industry, competitors and their specific needs, fears, past issues, etc.
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Listening. A big part of our success with customers is spending time to learn about their company, industry, competitors and their specific needs, fears, past issues, etc.
