We have proven world-class expertise in developing engaging websites powered by robust Content Management Systems (CMS), integrating them with the best of social media marketing and internet marketing. We are offering you our expertise for Rotary Club Website design backed by a robust Content Management System at a special non-profit pricing. This includes attention to detail such as changing the theme logo every year at no extra cost.

(Rotary is a trademark owned by Rotary International)

(Rotary is a trademark owned by Rotary International)

Website powered by a CMS and integrated with Social Media delivered for a Non-profit. Results speak louder than words.

For Non-profits such as the Rotary, social networking online is a natural extension. It is critical for Non-profits to have an easy to update website powered by a Content Management System (CMS),  integrated with Social Media. After all, if all of Facebook’s users were a country, it would be the world’s third largest.

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Web Design, Redesign, and Hassle Free Web Maintenance delivered for Americas, London. Year after Year. Results speak louder than words.

Americas represent Ground Handlers in Latin America to Tour Operators in the UK. Servicing 12+ countries in different time zones, they know the importance of reliable support.

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What you need is:

• Good translations by native speakers of your target market, who understand your subject
• If you are running low on funds, you can settle for automated translations delivered by Google, or atleast get an Executive Summary / Single page translations done for your business
• A Web Design Agency that can handle design of multi-lingual websites

Multi-lingual website design delivered for Hotel Capital, South Korea. Results speak louder than words.

Hotel Capital has its website in English, Korean and Japanese. Our work for them was restricted to Web Redesign. The website was developed in three languages.

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30,000+ Leads delivered for PropertyInIndia.co.in and its network of offices. Results speak louder than words.

PropertyInIndia.co.in has its offices in multiple cities in India, and has its presence in Residential and Hospitality Real Estate. Our work for them integrates a number of our services to deliver what matters: Customer Leads, by phone and email. This allows PropertyInIndia.co.in to focus on what they do best: Service the Customers. This is despite being in a highly competitive segment, and being present in a slow market.

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If India’s young population is well-trained and appropriate jobs are available, this will be an amazing demographic dividend that we can reap.

In 1975, the IBM 5100 was launched with an IBM proprietary CPU that had been developed internally. Its prices started at $9000. Designed for the mid-sized business, it took 2 years to develop. This was a major achievement, considering the computer industry at that point of time, and IBM’s history in developing mainframes.

The brilliant Ed Roberts ran an MSME called MITS with 20 employees. In 1975, his company designed and launched the Altair 8800 computer with an Intel CPU, and with a do-it-yourself kit. Designed for the hobbyists, its prices started at $439. Computers at that time were a series of lights and switches as input and output devices. The average user needed to first solder and assemble the machine, and then use machine language for programming and using the device.

Roberts was hoping to sell 200 units to break even, an unthinkably large amount. He had negotiated a bulk deal with Intel to get chips with minor surface defects for $75 instead of $360. Altair got lots of free publicity as the “World’s First Minicomputer Kit to Rival Commercial Models”, and was deluged with thousands of orders.

Sensing an opportunity, a home-based company Traf-O-Data requested for a meeting with Roberts. Traf-O-Data was an MSME, with just 3 employees in 1975. Roberts was wiling to take a chance with the two young boys. They sold Altair BASIC to Roberts for an initial fee of $3000 and a royalty of $30 per copy. Roberts sold BASIC bundled with Altair for $75. The software was a work of love, and its founders and developers burnt midnight oil to deliver the product. However, many hobbyists simply borrowed the software instead of paying for it – software programs were not eligible for patents till 1981. Bill, the 20-year old founder of Traf-O-Data published appeals asking people to pay him for his software and not use it for free. In 1975, Traf-O-Data’s revenue was $16,005.

At $439, the Altair was just a break-even sale – the profit came from sale of memory boards and other add-ons such as BASIC. During the Altair’s brief life, 60,000 units were sold. MITS had the biggest exhibition spaces, sponsored conventions, had full page advertisements, and was a first mover. However, Roberts failed to keep up with its avalanche of orders for Altair that far exceeded projections – leading to a problem of plenty. Add-ons that were released were faulty and delayed (customers were offered refunds, but they wanted the computers). Other suppliers stepped in to capture the add-ons market. MITS’ distributorship model failed miserably. His cash flow got squeezed. Other companies stepped in to meet the market demand that Roberts had so successfully created. He was now competing with smarter businesses and marketing geniuses, all of whom launched a range of newer computers with better design, pricing and distribution.

By 1977, Roberts felt burned out. He was tiring of his management responsibilities, and sold MITS for $6 million to a larger hardware supplier. He walked away from the computer industry with his share of $2 million. He bought a large farm, became a farmer, studied medicine and eventually became a small-town doctor.

The home-based Traf-O-Data went on to change its name as its focus changed from handling data from traffic counters to developing software for computers. The company was now called Micro-Soft. Microsoft’s revenues today are $70 billion per year, with profits of $23 billion. Its founders Paul Allen and Bill Gates are among the richest people on Earth, with net-worth of $13 billion and $59 billion respectively.

Altair 8800 sparked the computer revolution, but the company MITS and its founder Ed Roberts could not scale up – a problem that most SMEs face. They were brilliant innovators but not so great at business, and left the computer industry when it was still a baby.

You Pay Per Lead – pay only for the leads generated. The payment is thus linked to performance. This Lead Generation model is quite different from a PPC campaign model where a service provider would get paid more depending on the number of people who click on the advertising. Here, we get paid more depending on the number of leads that we generate, and not on the number of people who visit your website, or see your advertisement, or number of web pages.

After a detailed brief from you, where you tell us about your products and services, competitors, and business objective, we independently research and then setup an online lead generation campaign on your behalf. The potential customers will reach our pages created especially to capture leads for your business. Every lead that is generated will be logged into our system, or sent to you by email. The online lead generation campaigns would use the best of SEO, PPC, SEM and other online tools around websites created and managed by us to ensure that you start getting business leads from the first week itself.