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Anyeka Digital Institute — Digital Presence & Website
Developed and deployed a professional digital presence for a digital skills training institute, including the website structure, course presentation, content organization, domain setup, and professional email configuration. The project focused on creating a clear, credible online presence that makes it easier for prospective learners to understand the institute’s offerings and take the next step.
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