We build custom websites that are responsive, search engine optimized (SEO) and mobile friendly so they can be easily viewed on all devices. Our unique design and technology, automatically adjust the website page to resize to be easily displayed on the desktop, laptop, tablet, smartphones and smart TVs. Over 50% of all website traffic comes from smartphones, so if your website is not mobile-friendly, you're missing up to half of your potential revenue. Your mobile website will also be SEO optimized and Google friendly. COVID-19 has adversely affected just about every country in the world and every business in every Province in Canada. No one knows what the new normal will be and even when the new normal will be, one thing for sure many businesses will not survive and those that do will be selling items and or services that they never dreamed of. Many products will no longer be available and new products - made in Canada will be trending, we will buy less from China and more Made In Canada with good old guarantee of quality and workmanship. The great news is our website building platform has all the bells and whistles needed to take your business into 2020 -2021. All our websites come with a full service ecommerce platforms built in, complete with shipping anywhere in the world, process payment, transfer money directly to your bank account. Fast loading, easy to edit and update, SEO friendly are just a few of tools our website builders needs to compete with the big boys like Amazon, Canadian Tire, Home Depot. Google tends to favour local businesses website that have good content. Last year my wife and I started Metal Place Art - a plasma CNC cutting machine and here is our website for your perusal. www.metalplaceart.com . We use www.dudaone.com and it is easy to learn, if you would like some help understanding this platform or would like us to customize your new website for you, give us a call 250-928-3122 Brian & Carrol info@ppcsolutionsrus.com
Brianrogresses on Canadian Maritime Engineering’s Port Alberni building
Work progresses on Canadian Maritime Engineering’s Port Alberni buildingCanadian Maritime Engineering’s new manufacturing building is progressing on the vacant lot between Alberni Pacific Division Sawmill and Canal Waterfront Park.
Cladding for the exterior walls took place in late December and early January.