Littlefish IT Support launches new website and client portal
Littlefish IT Support are pleased to announce their new website, after months of hard work getting the website ready Littlefish know that this new edition will continue to drive their business forward.
Kevin Coady said “It’s about getting fresh relevant information for our clients and potential clients to see. So many sites can become stagnant quickly”.
Their staff in Canada have worked tirelessly to improve search engine rankings to benefit the websites exposure to the market place, Emma Cobbsaid “ We have already seen a fantastic rise in new business from our ranking. The new site is easier to use and looks fantastic we should continue to see improved growth”
Littlefish plan to release their new client management system, Nemo, in August to compliment the website. Littlefish already offer a raft of services to their clients via the portal but the Nemo system will complete the circle in client supplier transparency. Martin Hill Said “Our business is about integration with the clients business, Nemo is fantastic and finally closes the gap felt by outsourcing”
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