Bonita Springs, Fl 33928 – Atilus, a Bonita Springs based Web development and Internet marketing Firm, has moved into the former WCI Design building at 24201 Walden Center Drive, Suite 208 in Bonita Springs and facing US 41. This location is perfectly located near Coconut Pointe Mall and the Bonita Springs Chamber of Commerce and is all a part of their huge success.
“The new centralized location helps facilitate client communication and meetings, as we are now closer than ever to all of our clients,” says Zach Katkin, Atilus President and CEO. “Here we can more effectively plan, review, and execute the websites and Internet marketing packages we’ve become known for.”
This big move has been very inspiring for Atilus, as they just recently held their quarterly review meeting and have announced that sales are up over 400% from 1st quarter 2007. “We are making a difference in this community, as we deliver quality, beautiful web designs and implement successful marketing campaigns that deliver results on both a local and a national level,” states the Atilus Director of Marketing, Scott Clark. Furthermore, the company has grown internally, with a staff increase of 400% compared to 1st quarter 2007.
Not to be compared to the local competition, Atilus has virtually become a Who’s Who of internet professionals, as they recently named Devin Castro, creator of the increasingly more popular college group web application JumpSwap.com, as their Lead programmer. Also, Jacob Giesler, the newest team acquisition, is a web designer and flash creator whose work is in very high demand.
This young and award winning company, with a 2007 Gold Addy award, is making a big splash on both the local and national scene with their Web Application developments and internet marketing strategies.
Atilus is making it their mission to maximize your web potential.
April 1, 2008- Atilus is a full service web development company focusing on the research, design, development, marketing and overall success of their clients on the internet having generated over 30 million dollars in online revenue for its clients in 2007 alone.
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