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Website Maintenance

We create sites with content management systems (CMS) that allow website owners to quickly and easily make updates on their own, otherwise we will update it for you. Within the first 60 days after the website completion, we offer 2 Hours Free Website Training to clients. After the two hours, one of the two respective plans can go into effect (based on a 1 hour minimum):

1. Hourly Per Incident Maintenance Package

For website owners who need not so frequent changes performed on their website, you can get your website updated quickly within 24-72 hours based on an hourly $65 rate pro-rated on 15 minute increments. If you need to make only a few website changes during a given year, contact us now.

2. Monthly Maintenance Package

For website owners who need frequent changes performed on their website, for just $199 a month for up to 4 hours worth of changes. TechnWeb.net will update your website. Additional hourly after 4 hours is based on an hourly $45 rate pro-rated on 15 minute increments. If you’re interested in setting up a monthly website maintenance contract, contact us now.

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My name is Ron Cobert. We are a Los Angeles, California Web Design and Marketing Company serving Clients Worldwide providing Professional Web Design, eCommerce, SEO, SEM, SEMM solutions. If you are interested in receiving a free estimate (or Support) for your project, please call (323) 306-6872 to speak with a friendly TechnWeb representative. Our primary concern is to enhanced profit.

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