Coalition Technologies has been quite busy over the last few months and we’ve admittedly slacked off in updating our portfolio and some other pages that demonstrate our capabilities as a web design company (and a web developer). We’re definitely tops in Los Angeles and on the West Coast, as web design firms go but we understand that people like to see some proof of what we’re capable of.
TruConnect.com:
This is a really exciting partnership for us. TruConnect is a new Southern California based start up that offers no contract, pay as you go, mobile broadband internet via two different devices (a mi-fi router and a USB drive). When we started looking at the partnership opportunity, we got excited about their product and services and not only got the chance to work on their behalf, we also bought our own Tru Connect devices. At $4.99 a month, and pay as you need it data service, Tru was a value we couldn’t pass up.
Currently we’re supporting their growth and efforts through SEO, web design and development, and PPC (Adwords) advertising. We’ve had a great set of results so far with many key metrics up and costs per customer acquisition heading down. We’ll let you know how things progress, but we’re hoping you’ll be able to see the results for yourself shortly as they begin to rank for their industry’s very competitive keyword terms.
GoMohu.com
Continuing with our spate of tech companies that we’ve been able to partner with through website design services, is GoMohu.com. The Mohu product is an ultra thin, super small, interior HDTV antennae. This thing is seriously about the size of a mousepad and has the same thickness. I’ve owned a few HDTV antennas but nothing that is as contemporary as this thing and nothing that has as minimalist a profile. We assisted them as they moved from an old WordPress design and platform to a newer, more functional BigCommerce ecommerce store design. Since we’re a very experienced development partner with a number of shopping carts, we were able to advise on not only their design needs, but also on the functionality of the shopping cart that they went with.
