AQABA Technologies expands internationally, plans to hire
AQABA Technologies continues to pick up some big names for its client roster with the latest addition: the U.S. Dept of Treasury. It joins the likes of The History Channel and National Geographic, which has utilized the Sterling Heights firm’s services.The Internet marketing and strategies company went through its ups and downs during the recession the same as everyone else, with its staff settling on a dozen employees and two interns. Of that total, five are located in Metro Detroit. The rest are spread around the world, where AQABA has looked for its growth in recent years.The firm hopes to hire another 2-3 people over the next year on top of a forecasted doubling of its sales. It’s moving to accommodate that by expanding the space in its current home by 800 square feet.”This year should be a better year,” says Ramsey Sweis, CEO of AQABA. The company is named for the blue resort seas of Jordan. Its focus is on web marketing and design, search engine optimization, and pay-per-click management. It is a certified Yahoo and Google ambassador that creates its own software and proprietary techniques.Source: Ramsey Sweis, CEO of AQABA TechnologiesWriter: Jon Zemke
AQABA Technologies continues to pick up some big names for its client roster with the latest addition: the U.S. Dept of Treasury. It joins the likes of The History Channel and National Geographic, which has utilized the Sterling Heights firm’s services.
The Internet marketing and strategies company went through its ups and downs during the recession the same as everyone else, with its staff settling on a dozen employees and two interns. Of that total, five are located in Metro Detroit. The rest are spread around the world, where AQABA has looked for its growth in recent years.
The firm hopes to hire another 2-3 people over the next year on top of a forecasted doubling of its sales. It’s moving to accommodate that by expanding the space in its current home by 800 square feet.
“This year should be a better year,” says Ramsey Sweis, CEO of AQABA.
The company is named for the blue resort seas of Jordan. Its focus is on web marketing and design, search engine optimization, and pay-per-click management. It is a certified Yahoo and Google ambassador that creates its own software and proprietary techniques.
Source: Ramsey Sweis, CEO of AQABA Technologies
Writer: Jon Zemke
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