May 15, 2003 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- U.S. NetworX (usnx.com) announced yesterday that the growth of their customer base, excluding acquisitions, has exceeded expectations. The company reports that in the last 12 months, U.S. NetworX?s Web services revenue has more than quadrupled, growing at an average rate of 22% per month.
?I?m convinced we?re growing so fast because we push hard to do the things the other guys don?t,? said Meg Martin, U.S. NetworX vice-president of sales and marketing. ?We?re proactive about client needs, we listen, and we respond promptly. 100% client satisfaction is the cornerstone of our business. We also have a network of Retail Partners that is second to none.?
The continued growth of the Internet has played a big part in the company?s success and will fuel its future growth, says CEO David Crawford. ?With 150 million Americans using the Internet, more and more businesses are realizing they need to have their products on the Net. As a result, I don?t see our growth slowing down anytime soon.?
U.S. NetworX is a Jackson, Mississippi-based provider of e-business services, including Web site creation and marketing, Web hosting, dedicated services, ISDN Internet access, and Web security.
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