MN Mosquito Control Company Launches New Website

MN mosquito control company, Bite Back, has announced the launch of their new website. The company provides mosquito spraying services throughout the Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Twin Cities metro areas. Bite Back Mosquito Hunters of MN has indicated that the new website clearly lists all of their different services, as well as a wealth of information and advice to help people who have a mosquito infestation.

A representative from Bite Back says: "We are so happy with our new website. It features all the information we believe is necessary in an easy to understand and easy to navigate manner. Furthermore, it enables our existing and prospective clients to quickly and easily contact us for further information, get a quote, or request our services."

Bite Back as a company has been around for several years. However, in the past, they relied mainly on word of mouth and local newspaper advertisements. While they did have a website, it was very basic in nature, offering information only rather than having any functionality for past clients. Since launching the new website, many clients have already come forward to leave positive reviews of the services they have received. "We spent last night out on the deck and we were out there till after dark and zero bugs," says Catherine. "Did not slap a single mosquito. That was just wonderful. We never have been able to stay much past dusk let alone all the way til dark. Not without Deet on."

As part of the launch of the new website, the company has also engaged in a digital marketing campaign. As part of this, they have also introduced the YouTube - MN Mosquito Control channel. At present, this contains a single video that explains the methods used by the company to get rid of mosquitoes and other bugs. A Bite Back representative says: "We find it very important that our clients understand how we aim to help them. We feel that our video achieves that, further enhancing the trust that our clients can have in our services."

Those who have a mosquito problem or require any further information are advised to visit the new Bite Back website.