The Web Shoppe
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Services include custom web design, hosting, web marketing, email marketing, website optimization and graphic design.
Languages Spoken: English
Employees: 1-5 Established: 2003 Joined: 2011
Latest Work
Specializing in search engine friendly custom website designs for small to mid-sized businesses. Services include custom web design, hosting, web marketing, email marketing, website optimization and graphic design. The Web Shoppe builds websites around your goal to get the results you want.
Industry Sectors
IT, Retail, Health & Beauty, Building & Construction, Not for profit / Charity, Public SectorTends to work with
Corporation / Public Company, Entrepreneur, Private Company, Non-profit Organisation, Small-Medium Enterprise (SME), Public SectorGeneral location of clients:
United StatesRecent Projects
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Fargo Park District
http://www.fargoparks.com/
Fargo Park District manages all of the municipally owned facilities and events in Fargo, ND. Read More -
Wahpeton Glass & Paint
http://wahpetonglassandpaint.com/
In business since 1938, Wahpeton Glass & Paint was in need of a professional and inviting web presence. The Web Shoppe delivered a clean and friendly hometown website design, easy navigation to products and services, a custom logo, and a gallery page where they can showcase their experience in paint... Read More -
ByteSpeed
http://bytespeed.com
ByteSpeed provides custom-built desktops, laptops, netbooks, net tablets, and servers for education providers, financial institutions, healthcare facilities, and city and county governments across the nation. Read More
Interview
Q : Describe your company in 5 words.
A : Our websites get you results.
Q : How was your company name chosen?
A : It had to be web related. We moved into a 90+ year old building in historic downtown Fargo. Instead of trying to modernize, we liked the contrast of cutting edge technology and old fashioned style. The domain name also had to be available. We ended up with The Web Shoppe using the old style spelling of shop.





