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At Caledon Virtual, we know how to harness the power of social networking to create sales, and generate brand loyalty.
We have a history of successful online website designs as long as your arm and as near as your mouse.
At Caledon Virtual, we use all the available tools to mold perception about your firm until it matches your corporate goals.When we’re creating content in WordPress (i.e. posts, new pages, etc.) it’s a pretty straightforward process. We won’t get into the magic of our creative ability here, but suffice it to say WordPress has always made publishing content to the … Continue reading
Love it or hate it, most of us spend at least some time on Facebook every day. Baby pictures, cat memes, political rants, you name it and we’ve seen it scrolling by. When Facebook went public last year the big … Continue reading
We could do a BuzzFeed style article telling you what we’re thankful for and make it 50 or more items long. But this isn’t BuzzFeed, and we’re not looking for inflated click numbers. We want to focus instead on why we’re thankful for the many things we enjoy.
This has been a monster year for Caledon Virtual. We’re on pace to double the business 
we’ve done in our 5-year history in the next two years. That comes down to our clients trusting in the work that we do. That’s not something to be taken lightly. We believe trust is a difficult thing to earn and we take it very seriously. While trust doesn’t pay the bills, we firmly believe it is the most valuable commodity we trade in.
We’re thankful for the positive reputation we enjoy. We work hard to provide our clients a service they enthusiastically talk about with others. That’s at the forefront of our minds each time we interact with our clients. Not because we want our reputation to remain positive. Because the superior level of service we offer is the right thing to do.
Thank you to all of you for believing in us
We’ve dipped and dodged as well as we can, but it appears Old Man Winter finally has our number. While the snow is to our south (how ironic is that?), there’s little doubt it will be joining us here in … Continue reading