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(Video) Why You Should Hire a Professional Web Designer – Poor Website on Do-It-Yourself Platform

January 30, 2020    Reading Time: < 1 Minute

Sure, do-it-yourself web design platforms will create a website, but will that website do anything for your business? In this video, I show a recent example of a website that doesn’t rank in Google because of many factors, including performance.

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Last updated on May 04, 2020. Shawn is the President of Graticle, Inc.

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Greg Peters

Owner

American Crane Training

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Orcutt, California

Shawn is absolutely professional and extremely talented. His talent and ability to understand the objective – even with all direction done through email – has exceeded all our expectations. He is works quickly and efficiently and has great communication skills.

Shawn has helped us create the face of our company, quite literally, and I can’t imagine going to anyone else.

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Marketing Director

Wellx

www.Wellx.com

Portland, Oregon

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Graticle started in 2009 out of Ridgefield, Washington. Not the ideal time to start a business (with a recession in full) but we’ve figured out how to stay ahead of the curve and work harder and better than the other guys. We started out with one thing in mind: Clients. We realized that a project is what you’re after but that’s not all. Our clients not only love what we create but also receive great care and appreciation throughout and after their project is completed. Need more proof? Read any one of our 94 customer reviews.

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