Tech Guys Who Get Marketing
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We’re Tech Guys Who Get Marketing, and we've been working with Fortune 500 companies, quiet millionaire business owners, and exciting nonprofits since 2006. Our clients regularly hire our highly talented team of developers, marketers, and designers to help them meet their goals and become more profitable. We believe in serving our clients for life and giving them everything they need to be successful.
Every project we do is unique. While our minimum project size is about 50 hours, we find that we work best when we can meet with our clients team, identify the 20% of work that will produce the 80% of results, and then get to work. Typically, smaller projects (50-100 hours) are researched in depth and a full list of tasks to be performed is created, which is delivered for our clients review. Upon their approval, we then perform the work, keep them updated with any roadblocks, and drive towards a useful conclusion. Projects larger than 100 hours are handled in using agile development methodologies. We use state-of-the-art technology to track the progress of User Stories, meet regularly with our clients to discuss the work involved in a Sprint and all deliverables.
We've helped industry experts pull together information products, build their marketing funnels and write their copy, then help them successfully bring in 7-figure sales over the course of a short 5-10 day product launch. Our developers have untangled some of the most complex CRM integrations, cleaning the data and making the user experience far superior than when we received it. We've hardened the security around sites that have been constantly in the aim of unethical hackers, keeping them online during their most important product announcements. Simply put, no job is too complex for us.
Every project we do is unique. While our minimum project size is about 50 hours, we find that we work best when we can meet with our clients team, identify the 20% of work that will produce the 80% of results, and then get to work. Typically, smaller projects (50-100 hours) are researched in depth and a full list of tasks to be performed is created, which is delivered for our clients review. Upon their approval, we then perform the work, keep them updated with any roadblocks, and drive towards a useful conclusion. Projects larger than 100 hours are handled in using agile development methodologies. We use state-of-the-art technology to track the progress of User Stories, meet regularly with our clients to discuss the work involved in a Sprint and all deliverables.
We've helped industry experts pull together information products, build their marketing funnels and write their copy, then help them successfully bring in 7-figure sales over the course of a short 5-10 day product launch. Our developers have untangled some of the most complex CRM integrations, cleaning the data and making the user experience far superior than when we received it. We've hardened the security around sites that have been constantly in the aim of unethical hackers, keeping them online during their most important product announcements. Simply put, no job is too complex for us.
We’re Tech Guys Who Get Marketing, and we've been working with Fortune 500 companies, quiet millionaire business owners, and exciting nonprofits since 2006. Our clients regularly hire our highly talented team of developers, marketers, and designers to help them meet their goals and become more profitable. We believe in serving our clients for life and giving them everything they need to be successful.
Every project we do is unique. While our minimum project size is about 50 hours, we find that we work best when we can meet with our clients team, identify the 20% of work that will produce the 80% of results, and then get to work. Typically, smaller projects (50-100 hours) are researched in depth and a full list of tasks to be performed is created, which is delivered for our clients review. Upon their approval, we then perform the work, keep them updated with any roadblocks, and drive towards a useful conclusion. Projects larger than 100 hours are handled in using agile development methodologies. We use state-of-the-art technology to track the progress of User Stories, meet regularly with our clients to discuss the work involved in a Sprint and all deliverables.
We've helped industry experts pull together information products, build their marketing funnels and write their copy, then help them successfully bring in 7-figure sales over the course of a short 5-10 day product launch. Our developers have untangled some of the most complex CRM integrations, cleaning the data and making the user experience far superior than when we received it. We've hardened the security around sites that have been constantly in the aim of unethical hackers, keeping them online during their most important product announcements. Simply put, no job is too complex for us.
Every project we do is unique. While our minimum project size is about 50 hours, we find that we work best when we can meet with our clients team, identify the 20% of work that will produce the 80% of results, and then get to work. Typically, smaller projects (50-100 hours) are researched in depth and a full list of tasks to be performed is created, which is delivered for our clients review. Upon their approval, we then perform the work, keep them updated with any roadblocks, and drive towards a useful conclusion. Projects larger than 100 hours are handled in using agile development methodologies. We use state-of-the-art technology to track the progress of User Stories, meet regularly with our clients to discuss the work involved in a Sprint and all deliverables.
We've helped industry experts pull together information products, build their marketing funnels and write their copy, then help them successfully bring in 7-figure sales over the course of a short 5-10 day product launch. Our developers have untangled some of the most complex CRM integrations, cleaning the data and making the user experience far superior than when we received it. We've hardened the security around sites that have been constantly in the aim of unethical hackers, keeping them online during their most important product announcements. Simply put, no job is too complex for us.