Aqaba Technologies moves growing client base toward mobile
Aqaba Technologies isn't just a company. It's its clientele. The 10-year-old firm has grown its client base to 200 organizations, including the addition of 40 new customers over the last year. That enabled the Sterling Height-based business to add a new digital marketing professional, expanding its staff to six employees and an intern. "We're still going strong," says Ramsey Sweis, CEO of Aqaba Technologies. "We had our bumps along the way because of the economy but we’re still strong because of our client base. We’re in growth mode now." Aqaba Technologies is moving those customers toward mobile. Today about the two thirds of the digital marketing firm’s work revolves around mobile app, mobile web apps, and mobile marketing. "The mobile part has just taken off," Sweis says. Aqaba Technologies became a Google Certified Partner about two years ago. That training opened the door for it to perfect its mobile strategies for its clients across the spectrum, ranging from experience mobile users to mobile novices. Source: Ramsey Sweis, CEO of Aqaba Technologies Writer: Jon Zemke
Aqaba Technologies isn’t just a company. It’s its clientele.
The 10-year-old firm has grown its client base to 200 organizations, including the addition of 40 new customers over the last year. That enabled the Sterling Height-based business to add a new digital marketing professional, expanding its staff to six employees and an intern.
“We’re still going strong,” says Ramsey Sweis, CEO of Aqaba Technologies. “We had our bumps along the way because of the economy but we’re still strong because of our client base. We’re in growth mode now.”
Aqaba Technologies is moving those customers toward mobile. Today about the two thirds of the digital marketing firm’s work revolves around mobile app, mobile web apps, and mobile marketing.
“The mobile part has just taken off,” Sweis says.
Aqaba Technologies became a Google Certified Partner about two years ago. That training opened the door for it to perfect its mobile strategies for its clients across the spectrum, ranging from experience mobile users to mobile novices.
Source: Ramsey Sweis, CEO of Aqaba Technologies
Writer: Jon Zemke
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