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Mr. Bits & Bytes was started as a part-time business
in Rio Rancho, NM in 2000. It was originally named MR. Bits & MR.
Bytes when the 'M' in MR. was the initials of the first name of Mark
Reid and the "R" was for Richard Holderbaugh.
After Reid was laid off from Gate-way, Inc. in Rio
Rancho and then Holderbaugh was laid off from Intel Corporation,
they went their separate ways. During this time our economy in the
technological field was dimin-ishing. Quite a few Dot.com compa-nies
were going under and closing their online stores. Reid started
an-other business leaving Holderbaugh with the ownership of Mr. Bits
& Bytes.
Holderbaugh had received a grant
from the State of New Mexico to learn the new technologies that were
being created for the internet. When Holderbaugh visited his family
in Jackson, there was a high demand for his knowledge and expertise
in this business. After his relocation to Mis-souri he was given a
Bootstrap Grant specifically to restart his business full time in
Missouri.
"Mr.
Bits & Bytes is committed to helping small to large businesses
es-tablish a professional marketing tool on the internet. Mr. Bits &
Bytes can assist personal and local businesses with many web
services including website design and development,
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website redesign, digital photography, graphics
domain registrations, web hosting, and email service," Holderbaugh
said.
"Currently, we have one employee, my assistant, Alisa Brammer, and
we utilize other contractors for our big-
ger clients such as the Government Printing Office. The costs of our
ser-vices have been calculated lower than our competitors’ quotes.
We also uti-lize reliable servers to host our websites in which our
local businesses can’t compete with," Holderbaugh said.
"Mr. Bits & Bytes has completed websites for Liley Funeral Homes,
Liley Monument Works, Moments to Remember and the City of Marble
Hill.
His firm is located at 712 Olive Street in Jackson. The telephone
num-ber is 243-4719.
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