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Hit Web Design, a USA Based Company that specializes in Designing and Hosting Affordable Websites for Small and Medium Size Businesses. With a staff of over 190 employees, Hit Web Design has grown to a multi-million-dollar company in just 7 years, achieving a Top 1% of Hosting Companies as reported by WebHosting.Info. Hit Web Design, formerly Heritage Web Solutions is honored to be recognized, by Inc. Magazine, among the fastest growing privately held businesses 2 years running.

Recognition/Articles :

	For the 2nd consecutive year Heritage Web Solutions has been recognized by Inc. 500 as one of the fastest growing privately owned businesses in the United States.  To be recognized once is remarkable, but to be recognized two consecutive years is extremely rare... > Read More
	"Give me $1,000, and I'll give you results." Those were the words David Aitken used to convince the owners of The Heritage Group to invest in his idea... > Read More
	After exhaustive research, authors Richard Hooker and Steve Monas of "Shoestring Venture: The Startup Bible," selected Heritage Web Solutions to be cited as a dependable and cost effective Web Design resource in their book. *Resources cited in this book were unsolicited and thoroughly researched by an independent party.
	It’s not hard to be sold on David Aitken. The sales superstar has had a career filled with pitch perfect projects — most recently with Heritage Web Solutions in Provo... > Read More
	Even though Heritage Web Solutions President and CEO David Aitken could’ve resisted the risks associated with putting all the company’s resources into online marketing, he did his due diligence and not only realized a 3,443.1 percent growth in revenue in three years, but also launched the culture of the company... > Read More
	Heritage Web Solutions ranked UV50's 2008 14th fastest growing company, and 15th highest revenue company... > Read More
	How do you manage a company that grew by more than 3,400 percent from 2003 to the end of last year?... > Read More
	It sure look's like Utah Valley could use a few more computer geeks and Internet junkies... > Read More