Websites need regular attention for maximum impact so what is a simple, cost effective solution to managing content and monitoring effectiveness?
MP’s website improves constituency communication
As Member of Parliament for North West Leicestershire, David Taylor represents a population of almost 90,000. He needed a website that would be attractive to visitors of all ages and easy to navigate. With news releases issued on a regular basis it would
Creative photo restorations provide dramatic new look for Welsh Slate – transforming the head office environment for visitors and staff
Welsh//Slate is the world’s leading manufacturer of high quality roofing, architectural and aggregate slate products. The company urgently needed a set of 13 Enviro graphic panels to dress corridors and staff areas at their head offices in North Wales in time for a client visit.
Finance and Business Training website helps start-up business get new clients
When Managing Director Karen Cain decided she wanted to create her own Financial Training company in Birmingham and escape the London rat race she knew the website needed to be right.
Disabled Person’s Railcard must be compliant with DDA
Accessibility is the watchword for most organisations today but if you are behind the marketing of the Disabled Person’s Railcard you need to go that extra mile for your audience.
Brand guidelines and website help project the right image to win business
Having established a fast growing business in mainland Europe IPP Logipal opened their UK&I business as part of their ambitious expansion plans.
Google to sell search tools to small business websites
Google has announced a new service, which lets small and medium-sized businesses use Google technology to provide fast search for content on their websites.
Taxi website raises profile of local insurance company offering national product
Taxi insurance is a highly competitive market with many specialist brokers and larger ‘brand name’ insurers offering their services.
Scrap metal merchants to high tech recycling company – the dos and don’ts when relaunching a brand that has been around more than half a century.
In the 1950s, before recycling was recognised as the environmental saviour it is today, Donald Ward took what was regarded as waste and recycled it.
Nine months’ work for one night’s showcase of commercial excellence
It was an exciting and emotional evening for 16 finalists recognised for their innovations, drive and raw talent at a glittering evening at Pride Park Stadium.
British Code of Advertising, Sales Promotion and Direct Marketing
Sending unsolicited direct mail to consumers registered on the Mailing Preference Service (MPS) could breach the “British Code of Advertising, Sales Promotion and Direct Marketing” administered by the Advertising Standards Authority.
Any company considering or selling online should read this report
Online web-shops are being forced to improve the way they handle customer data. As of 30th June 2005, all web-shops that process more than 20,000 transactions per year should have complied with security standards drawn up by the world’s big credit card co