Articles
Out with the old and in with the new
29th December 2009
So, Christmas is over and the New Year is upon us. Time to start making resolutions. It's a good time to think about making some resolutions for your website too. After all, if 2010 is going to be a boom year for online sales and the Internet then you need to make sure your website is up to scratch! Here are a few things to think about
The importance of quality content on your site
29th December 2009
Content can be described as the text and images you send to us when we set up your website for you. But how often do you think in detail about the content being displayed on your website? After all, people will be visiting to look at what you have to offer and if there isn't enough of interest on the site it won't matter how aesthetically pleasing or easy to navigate it is, they will leave and look elsewhere. Learn how to improve the quality of your content.
Making email work for you
16th October 2009
Although you may already have an email address that you use and would like to continue using, it is worth considering how professional it would look on your website. An email address that matches your domain will look a lot more professional than a free email address such as Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail etc. Read more about how to make your email work for you
After the event
13th October 2009
This issue we’re focussing very much on the various things you can do to get your website noticed after the design and development has been completed- something that we all know is important but which sometimes people neglect. This might be simply because of time issues, or it might be because it seems such a vast subject in itself and it can be difficult to know where to start. With this in mind we’ve prepared a brief guide to some things that you can do to draw attention to your website, cutting out the jargon and outlandish promises that the world of website optimisation often seems to use. Read more about optimisation
Online Selling in the Credit Crunch
30th July 2009
With all the talk about the credit crunch, house repossessions and household-name companies going under, you could be forgiven for thinking all businesses are in grave danger, that no one has money to spend, that at the very least business owners are battening down the hatches to weather the storm. Read More about e-commerce
