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Looking for new Web Design Clients!

I've been working hard this week pulling my new business website together. After trying to make a design blog work, I realized that's not really what I want my site to be about. I want it to be professional and clean and ready to sell myself to clients! So....

J. Maloney Design - website design Santa Clarita California

I of course will still build Blogger blogs when I get those requests, but I am expanding my offerings to include mobile-responsive Squarespace-based websites as well! Squarespace is so much easier to manage than Wordpress (at least, in my opinion) and every site built on Squarespace version 6 is automatically mobile-responsive, which is amazing!

I look forward to working with small businesses, indie artists, and small-town churches who haven't built their own site yet! Is that you or do you know someone who that sounds like? I'd appreciate it so much if you could help me spread the word!

Visit my site.

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Update 1/8/2014:
Sorry guys, but I'm closing the comments on this post. I've been getting LOADS of spam on this particular blog post, for some reason, and I'm tired of moderating it. Thanks for understanding! :)
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  1. AnonymousDecember 22, 2013 at 10:06 PM

    Yes you are absolutely right about Squarespace version 6, it has many benefits like Templates, Layout Engine, Social Integration, Improved Importing, Media Management, Developer Platform...

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