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Sheena was a joy to work with. She helped me from the very beginning of the development stage of my website all the way through the release I cannot say again how wonderful it was to have her on my side. She made the process a breeze and anytime I had any questions she was so easy to get in contact with an answered immediately further she has continued to help when needed and has been a tremendous benefit to our growth.
She built me a website in just 2 weeks and then created ads that scaled my business x2 in under a month. Fast efficient and responded promptly to every message sent.
Terrible communication, dishonest attitude and not transparent at all
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