iworks.pl

WordPress expertise and services for website owners and organizations

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About iworks.pl

iWorks is associated with Marcin Pietrzak and presents itself as focused on WordPress.

Product: WordPress-related expertise; specific offerings are not provided.

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Website technologies

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Analytics

  • Google Tag ManagerMedium confidence
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Content management

  • WordPressHigh confidence
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Frontend frameworks

  • jQueryHigh confidence
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Hosting

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