CT BUSINESSES

Website Packages Available for Small Businesses in Connecticut

12 June 2020

Ads Needed, a Connecticut based Marketing Firm, is partnering with local businesses to provide a cost-effective website package.

The recent wave of business shutdowns caused by COVID-19 has revealed the value of having an online presence. To help our local businesses recover, Eric Kristiansen, Founder of Ads Needed, is offering a website package to support those in need.

After countless conversations touching on the challenges of hiring an agency to design and develop a website, Ads Needed has decided to focus on solving that problem.

“Your small business website should be modern and easy to use. You also shouldn’t need to spend tens of thousands of dollars on it,” says Eric Kristiansen.

The plans start at just $299 per month to give you a fully functional website. This special offer includes a reduced setup fee and discounted website hosting using Amazon’s web servers.

When the pandemic hit, it was clear that our local businesses were struggling to survive, and a vast majority had outdated websites. This partnership will provide high-quality website solutions with lower costs, allowing our small businesses to have the power once again.

For more information on how you can get a new website for your business, visit https://www.adsneeded.com and schedule a no obligation website demo today.

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