1. LogoOne of the most important and recognisable things about your company/brand is your logo. This should appear consistently in branding on your website, letterheads, business cards and more.
Your printed material and website content needs to be unique, well written and engaging. Don’t just list a range of services you provide or products you sell. Be enthusiastic! Explain why you do what you do, and give people a reason to connect with you.
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Web design has become a key issue with all businesses, as web presence conitunes to become more important to business success. Throwing together a web page just to be online is no longer acceptable. For many companies, the website has become the primary marketing vehicle and in some cases, the business itself. In order to maximise the power of the web, a business must make their website as useful and attractive to customers as possible.
Great web design combines efficiency and aesthetics in a way that becomes memorable and brings users back. The more user-friendly the site is with useful content, the more likely users will bookmark it and keep coming back. Common mistakes made by new businesses and inexperienced web designers are lack of content, with a lack of imagination and understanding of what the web is all about.
For those not familiar with what a landing page is, they are an optimised page on your website focused on getting a visitor to fulfill and action, such as to order an eBook, download a file or subscribe to a newsletter.
To create an effective landing page, it should have a clearly defined purpose. When planning the content, you need to focus on what the end goal is, such as:
After many months of hard work we have finally updated our website with a brand new web design!
We will still be rolling out a few more improvements over the upcoming months, such as improvements to the customer ordering experience, additional examples of recent projects (that we are currently working on) and some new products and services. So add us on facebook, twitter and/or google plus to receive updates when these become available.
Some key areas we recommend viewing are:
If you would like to consider us for your next website project, please get in touch with us today.
On the 26th of May 2012, a new law comes into effect where websites need to ask for permission before they can set most cookies. Any UK-based website which uses “non essential” cookies, such as visitor tracking code or advertising, is affected. This means that if your website uses Google Analytics, your website could be deemed illegal.
There is a lot of confusion about the law, with many people awaiting official responses from companies such as Google, Microsoft and Mozilla to see if they will provide a browser or service based solution, rather than everyone requiring to update their websites with individual alerts. A majority of website owners have also held back to see if the law will be changed as it could have a huge negative impact on all European business websites.
This article hopes to explain the law clearly, helping you make a decision on the action you want to take with your website.
