WebsiteForge offers a service called Remote Hands for your Website
February 7th, 2018 at 2:40 pm   starstarstarstarstar      

We are your unfair advantage, here's another reason why:

 

Remote Hands Website Service

Our Remote Hands service is like no other!  Think of this as a personal assistant for your website.  You submit your needs to our Remote Hands team and we handle the changes for you for FREE!  That's right.  We include this service with your website.  1 hour a month of this service and if you don't use it, the time will roll over and accumulate!

No more paying programmers to make simple website changes.  No more phone tag with Bob in his mom's basement so you can save money on your programming fees. 

 

Remote Hands is like a concierge service for your website.  You make a request for some changes and the team does it for you. Of course you can edit your site at any time with our incredibly easy to use CMS (Content Management System), however most businesses become so busy that they prefer to just send over changes and updates to our team to handle for them.  We can even make suggestions on tools or utilities that will enhance your experience and your customers experience on your website.  When our clients were asked about why they use the Remote Hands service we heard feedback like this.

 See more about Remote Hands here.

 

"I love the Remote Hands service because I just don't have time to make the changes I need." 

 Roger R.

 

"WebsiteForge Exceeded my expectations with their Remote Hands service! I would recommend this service to everyone"

Bruce O.

 

 "I've really enjoyed the Remote Hands service, it really takes the pressure off of me.  And the suggestions from the staff have always been very helpful in making my website offer a better experience for my clients! :) "

Sarah H.

 
Jeremy says:
February 7th, 2018 at 3:22 pm   starstarstarstarstar      

This service has helped me in a pinch!  When I'm out of town or in the field it's easy for me to just send over a request and I know that WebsiteForge will handle it for me!

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