In a world obsessed with SaaS valuations and AI unicorns, netRelevance operates in the shadows of physical infrastructure—deploying networks, securing locations, and ensuring the backbone of American commerce never goes dark. They're not building the next app; they're ensuring the app works everywhere.

"They're the ghost in the machine—the invisible force ensuring your national deployment actually works."

The leadership team tells the story: Rick Limas (Business Development), Margie Limas (Operations), Mike Bzowski (National Services), Greg Nikolajuk (Networking/Wireless), and Casey Runyon (National Services). Notice the pattern? Four of five key people are focused on national services and operations. This isn't a company building a sales machine—it's a company building a delivery machine. Their social presence (Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram) exists but isn't optimized for engagement; it's a digital business card, not a growth channel.

• Target keywords like 'national technology rollout us' (170 monthly volume) show they're competing for high-intent, commercial-grade searches
• Tech stack is utilitarian: jQuery, Tailwind, PHP—no frills, just functional infrastructure
• No VC funding, no Trustpilot reviews, minimal backlinks—this is a referral-based business, not a marketing-driven one