Mountain Mojo is located in the offices formerly occupied by Stoddard Law.
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On Feb. 1 Page welcomed a new crew to its streets. Planted directly across from the Page Post Office and adopting the old Stoddard Law building comes a fresh face; eager to assist the businesses that devoutly make up this community.
Mountain Mojo not only coins its presence here with a quirky and memorable name but precedes itself with a user-friendly website for future customers and many variations of creating unique marketing for any business. The body and foundation of the company is comprised of youthful, like minded and passionate individuals all with the common goal to serve their surroundings.
Mountain Mojo’s company mission states, “We strive to work with partners, businesses and organizations that we believe in; that we want to fight everyone on the internet for, that share our passions, and that share our mission in making the world a happier and more peaceful place.”
Mountain Mojo wants you to know they not only offer digital marketing based on their advanced web design experience and knowledge but they offer photography and videography services backed by their extensive market research and strategy they facilitate on your current consumer statistics.
The Page community offers businesses ranging from traditional restaurants to booming tour companies; all continuing to maintain sustainable economy based on the demographics of this small town.
However, to have the opportunity to utilize and partner with a well developed and successful company like Mountain Mojo would help pronounce the existing culture of these locations. Mountain Mojo understands the genuine nature of this town and looks forward to making themselves available for any and all inquiries.
Initially setting up camp in Flagstaff, Ariz, Mountain Mojo has recently made the move to Page.
With a giddy and well-deserved ribbon-cut at the front doors of their future stomping grounds, the Mountain Mojo Group is soon to begin their next chapter of success. Judy Franz, and cooperating partners of the city council of Page, offer a warm welcome to the team and wish them best in their pursuits.
“We are extremely excited to be in Page and help the small business owners with their marketing,” said Jenkins.
