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CYBUR, an artificial intelligence firm, is offering to aid small businesses struck by Covid-19
These are exceptionally difficult times for small business owners. This web design firm is offering free help to those businesses that have been affected by Covid-19.
By CL Contributor
Led by its CEO, Charles Glar, CYBUR, an artificial
intelligence web design firm, is reaching out to help small business owners who
are struggling to survive amidst the pandemic.
CYBUR has managed to create an innovative web building
system that has helped companies worldwide launch their websites. Charles Glar,
the CYBUR's CEO, is offering the company's premium business service and
e-commerce services for free to small business owners that are struggling to
keep their companies afloat.
During the coming six months, CYBUR will be offering dozens
of features to those in need. These services include website design, AI and
human support, monthly analytics reports, marketing guidance, and global
support. Furthermore, e-commerce support also provides these small companies
with the aforementioned features alongside multilingual capabilities and
shipping and tax support.
Over 10,000 have already worked with CYBUR and have designed
their websites, which helped them grown their clientele and solidify their online
presence.
CYBUR can achieve astounding results by letting their AI
system process data from a given company and its current website to come up
with an SEO-optimized website that targets that company's customer base. The AI
system is also guided by human experts that add their own touch to the website
to make it even more unique and special. CYBUR also provides support even after
the website's launch so the company can get free consultations and guidance to
improve their website.
CYBUR prides itself not only on its adaptability but also on
its incredible speed. The company can draft an initial mockup of the website in
no more than a minute. Then, the customer can give their feedback and begin
customizing the website to their heart's content.
Furthermore, websites that are made by CYBUR are never
outdated thanks to AI technology, which analyzes current trends and adapts
accordingly. This gives the company a lot of flexibility compared to other
existing options.
In the wake of the pandemic, every business has been hit
hard, and smaller businesses have taken an even worse hit. By May 2020, over
100,000 U.S. companies have shut down.
CYBUR's CEO, Charles Glar, has seen this as an opportunity
to reach out to small business owners and offer free help to keep them afloat. “During
the pandemic, l realized that businesses needed a platform that would help them
thrive in the post-COVID era,” he said. “Many businesses need help adapting to
a more technologically driven environment.”
Charles Glar believes that maintaining a robust online
presence is a key factor for any company to surviving the pandemic and staying
in touch with its customer base.
Charles Glar also stated that small businesses from over 100
industries would be eligible for these services for six months starting
December 7, 2020. Glar is also planning on expanding CYBUR's free services to
other industries around the world into 2022.
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