Bytes.co has gone fully remote and we’re starting to lose our minds. We almost wrote one of those “Bytes.co Covid-19 Response” emails but figured everyone’s pretty numb to them at this point. Instead, we’re going to focus on the positive and give current and potential customers an opportunity to work with us daily to come up with unique solutions to our very unique current problems.
With everyone cooped up at home and banned from social gatherings, it should be obvious that your website is more important than ever. Some businesses need to make significant changes to online/offline business models to survive the short-term. Other businesses are probably riding this out at home and hoping to improve their website for when things are back in order. We’ve decided to set up some daily Facebook Live sessions, each with a topic designed to empower you to make low-cost/no-cost improvements that can have a positive short-term and long-term impact on your website and business.
We want to hear from YOU. Please join us on Facebook Live every day (M-F) at noon with your questions. Feel free to use the form below to submit questions and potential topics.
March - April 2020
Bites with Bytes
Everyday at 12:00 PM
on Facebook Live
How to Clean up your Website's content, Including Pages you Might not Know are There with Pete and Randy
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About the Author
Pete talks funny because he’s from Maine. He came to Vermont to attend Champlain College where he was a founding member of the BYOBiz program and earned a degree in eBusiness Management.
Burlington Bytes (the original company name) was founded in 2010 out of a desire to help businesses and organizations build better websites and drive better business results. The business has grown over 10 years, currently serving 400+ clients with a team of 20 employees.
These days, Peter handles the majority of Bytes.co sales and business development and many of the day-to-day activities required to keep a business moving forward. He lives in Huntington with his wife, Katie, and two kids, Parker and Calla. He’s also got a dog and chickens and a Kubota tractor. When he’s relaxing, he likes to ski, be outside, and work on various building and maintenance projects around the house.
Want to hang out? Get in touch.
