A Summer of Website Rescue – SOS
Summer 2021 seems to be where I discover websites (of course, built by others), where they are so crippled with numerous dangerous set up issues, or poor or no maintenance. One other these companies trades over £300k/month through their website, yet it is so...
Something to do while we are stuck indoors – Build your own church!
So, this idea has been three months in the making. I thought I'd make a model of our village church. From then it grew into something we were planning to print, and issue to the village for people to make their own church to support the roof repair fund. Well, now,...
If you don’t ask, you don’t get! New website for world class comic Tiff Stevenson
Watching Mock the Week, I really think Tiff is funny - So I googled to see what else she's in. Stumbled across her website, which didnt really work, so I emailed her to offer to fix it. Well, 4 months later, and her new website is up and running. Enjoy!
Website Security ‘Must Haves’ for 2020
Forty years ago, we barely had computers. Twenty years ago we were worried about the millenium bug. Now with the breaking of the Twenties, the age of cyber attacks is well and truly upon us. With daily attacks breaching major websites, revealing customer details in...
Cotswold Childcare – One page website
Lesley from Puddleducks is branching out. With years of daycare expertise, there is now a big demand for ad hoc childcare services which she is satisfying. Take a look at http://cotswoldchildcare.co.uk to see if there is anything that can be done for...
PJG Garden Designs – A Labour of love
We've been running for a few months now. Peter came to me referred by Lyn at Martha's Attic. He had a very clunky old html website to sell his beautiful handmade wrought iron garden ornaments and furniture. Starting as a simple e-commerce site, it quickly became...
Wild Grace launches in Woodstock
Sinead took over Wild Grace in the early new year, and has hit the ground running. Her beautiful flowers, gifts, and cards are stunning. A stunning website was needed to complement these. https://wildgraceflowers.co.uk
Video bringing property rentals to life
I was very lucky to be able to pitch to undertake video tours for a local home rental company. With some very clever tech, and just the right camera set up, these properties really do stand out from those with only images. Here's a...
Hello to the Lofty Ladies of Bloxham
The lofty ladies had got stuck in a bit of a rut with trying to make their own website using one of the free builders. Then they found that they couldn't expand the website. So, in a couple of weeks, we moved the site to Wordpress, and created an online shop,...
Is Print Coming Back?
More and more, clients are telling me that now that the internet is effectively 'full', they need a point of difference. That something seems to be physical print. Here are some sample print projects from the last year or so. Call to get your...
What do the new GDRP Regulations mean for your data?
The General Data Protection Regulation is the new European law which is designed to give increased protection to individuals, especially children, covering how data which is personal to them is stored. It gives incresed powers to people to be forgotten, and to see and delete information held about them.
10 SEO Myths Busted
So, being presented most weeks with more than one opportunity to quote for a website brings with it a range of client experiences, from the total novice to the seasoned web owner.
One thing that is clear is that there are some big myths hanging around from the last decade and a half about what makes a site perform well in search engines.