The Internet is one of the most efficient, cost effective ways to reach an audience, increase your visibility, organize the grassroots, communicate your message, and raise money -- and taking full advantage of the Internet as a tool can produce unparalleled results. GXS ("Gen-X") Strategies has been in business since early 1998 and is located in the Washington, D.C. metro area.
Originally founded to provide technology services to right-of-center groups and organizations, GXS has since refined its business in leveraging digital technologies with political experience from simply building websites to helping their clients develop winning online communication strategies; online grassroots development; fundraising online; grassroots mobilization; and high-end database management. The firm has become a market leader in providing its clients with the tools to reach and motivate new audiences.
GXS staff members are often called upon to lecture on effective eActivism and eCampaign techniques, and their work has been featured in a number of national publications. In 2001, Microsoft Corporation awarded it Certified Partner status, recognizing the firm for it’s technical abilities and talents. GXS is the only firm in its market to have achieved Microsoft Certified Partner standing.
Throughout its history, GXS has managed to maintain an impressive list of political and non-profit clientele.
GXS is a top-rate technology and communications firm staffed with some of the nation’s leading political strategists with recognizable grassroots successes. GXS utilizes cutting-edge technology to deliver services to its clients. Many clients come to GXS after being dissatisfied with their first choice of a technology or communications consulting firm, while others choose GXS for its unique philosophical capital combined with its strong technical and communication strategy skills. Still others choose GXS because it offers a superior product at the best price.
GXS maintains the highest level of service and quality in its work, with a consistent ethic of customer satisfaction.
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