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What locations do you serve? Everywhere English is spoken is the answer to the question. Maybe you searched on Access Developer Iowa, or some other city and we can up and you're wondering why you landed here. The long answer is that nowadays you don't need a local developer to come into your office and gather the required information, such as the forms you currently use or to take a look at your current Access application. Developers all have screen sharing services and file storage on the net. Now, we come into your office via the internet and can look at your screen as you show us your needs, whether that be spreadsheets, or a process flow diagram or a mockup of a chart you want your application to produce.

 

Thus, geographical location becomes irrelevant, and you may have a hard time finding a decent local developer since the programming kids don't want to bother with it anymore. But some people still naturally search by location for this type of service. So, to get all important search engine rankings, we have to "teach" the google search engines that we exist and are willing to answer your call, regardless of your location. We need to appear on the first page or two in Google search in order for you to find us. And, to that end we have to literally list your locale. Below is a list of locations. The list includes every city and state in the country with a population over 50,000. If you ever need it, you can download a spreadsheet containing this information from simplemaps.com. They asked us to attribute their website in exchange for the information, which is a small favor to ask. So, here you go Google, Bing, Yahoo, Ask.com, AOL.com, and all the rest of you wannabees. Its a shame the games we have to play. 

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