WebTheory

WebTheory was hired by John's Appliance Repair to create a website, manage hosting, and handle SEO. The owner of the company, who had little knowledge about websites and SEO, found WebTheory to be a great culture fit and good value for cost. WebTheory smoothly guided the process of reclaiming the domain name, rebranding, and creating a new site, relieving the owner of stress and hassle. The owner was particularly impressed with the company's smooth and confident handling of the project.

Switch Technologies, a technology solutions integrator, hired WebTheory to build a new WordPress website and create a new brand logo. The company found WebTheory on Upwork and chose them for their high ratings, budget-friendly pricing, and alignment with the company's values. WebTheory was tasked with crafting a fresh, clean, and professional website that was easy to navigate and provided minimal but effective information about the company. The website also needed to be viewable on computers, tablets, and mobile devices. The company was satisfied with the final deliverables, which met all their requirements.

WebTheory was hired by K-Pop Alley to build a website, develop a mobile app, and handle marketing. The company found WebTheory through a referral and was impressed by their high ratings, budget-friendly pricing, responsiveness, and alignment with the company's values. WebTheory successfully delivered on all fronts, developing an AI-powered chatbot for the website, a visually stunning and user-friendly WordPress website, a mobile app that hasn't been launched yet, and exceptional marketing collateral. The company praised WebTheory's expertise, dedication, and the quality of their deliverables.