CitrusKiwi Web Solutions, LLC

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Our work, in fact our whole business model, stands out from others because we really do put the customer first and try to eliminate the risk for them. We set up our monthly payment system to encourage mall business growth. We understand how hard it is in business and we aren't there to try and bleed our customers for everything. So we set up our low monthly rates and included everything a small business needs to get on the web and prosper through it. We offer a full package - website design/redesign, hosting and search engine optimization. Plus we help with copy-writing and social media integration. The creativity. Being able to understand my clients, their needs, their wishes, and bring it to life on the web.

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2 employees

15 years in business

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
We have monthly subscriptions, not upfront fees. The packages start at $44.78 per month and range up to $94.78 per month for e-commerce sites. The subscription covers us designing the site, hosting it, completing on-page SEO and 12 hours free maintenance per year.
What types of customers have you worked with?
As a part of our web solutions packages, we do website design/redesign, website hosting and on-page Search Engine Optimization. We also do graphic design, web programming and copy writing.
Describe a recent project you are fond of. How long did it take?
digitalguarddawg.com. This ended up being a tough build. Originally it was to incorporate the client's existing shop within the framework of the new site. During the programming process (which wasn't simple on its own), the shop site was hacked, and we ended up moving the client to a different shop component and producing, overall, a far superior product than he had or was originally working towards. The proof is I'm already designing a second site for him.