JK Techs

4.9(578 reviews on Google)

Digital marketing agency listing in Newburgh, NY

From the business's own website

  • Since 2005 We've been servicing PCs and Macs since 2005 source

Services offered

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Services and details

  • Offers digital marketing services

    Yes
  • Free consultation or audit

    Yes
  • Publishes its prices

    Yes
  • Works with small businesses

    Yes
  • Local SEO and Google Business Profile

    Yes

No information yet on no long-term contracts, white-label services for agencies, specializes in named industries, regular reporting, in-house team, aI search visibility (GEO), cRM and marketing automation. The website did not say; call and ask.

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About JK Techs

Founded in 2005 as Dutchess PC Fixers, JK Techs has grown into a Hudson Valley IT and web services shop based in Beacon. The company covers managed IT support, computer and laptop repair for PCs and Macs, and web design for local businesses, building sites in WordPress, HTML, PHP and e-commerce formats. It handles social network and business listing management for Facebook, Instagram, Google Business and Google Ads, and runs remote support and antivirus protection plans. On-site service extends across Dutchess, Putnam, Orange, Ulster, Rockland and Westchester Counties. The focus is on small businesses with 10 to 20 workstations and residential clients, and a published service fee list is available. Free quotes are offered. Rated 4.9 from 578 Google reviews, with 565 at five stars and 6 at one star.

What reviewers mention: knowledgeable staff (187), kind staff (43), laptop repair (39), quick turnaround (23), hard drive replacement (10), data recovery (9), battery replacement (8), virus removal (6), screen replacement (6), motherboard replacement (4)

  • In business since 2005
  • Serves Dutchess, Putnam, Orange, Ulster, Rockland and Westchester Counties

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