Archive for September, 2011

Longer or shorter copy in my marketing?
Thursday, September 29th, 2011
Nigel White

When we work with clients to produce websites or printed marketing material, we are always looking to optimise the marketing collateral to increase business.  The website or brochure is of course usually made up of a mix of pictures and copy.  Looking to achieve the optimum length of copy to maximise enquiries/sales usually prompts the question “should I use long or short copy?“  To this we always reply “yes!”

Long copy has its place as does short – it just depends…  Take a look at our guide. Read more…

Sunrise Systems strengthen client relationships with improved private customer website.
Monday, September 19th, 2011
Vikky Littlewood

Sunrise Systems support and strengthen existing client relationships through improvements to their private customer website. Secure file sharing, increased functionality and improved ease of use.

Website modifications

Is your market saturated? Re-brand!
Saturday, September 10th, 2011
Vikky Littlewood

If your business is suffering from a saturated market, then now might be a good time to re-brand. By re-branding, your business will have the opportunity to differentiate itself from the competition by changing the messaging. Identify the types of customer you want, change your brand to be more appealing/focused toward this group and play to the strengths of your new brand position.

Remember, a re-brand is not just a new logo… but here is one anyway.

Read on for other benefits of re-branding (much more than just a new logo!). Read more…

Daemon Print Supplies report new website is 10x more successful than existing sister site
Sunday, September 4th, 2011
Nigel White

Daemon Print Supplies report that their new website is 10 times more successful than the existing sister site. The new design and brand has supported business strategies to appreciably grow the entire business.

Daemon Print Supplies web design Peterborough

Does your website work on an iPhone?
Saturday, September 3rd, 2011
Nigel White

You may not have an iPhone and therefore consider this a topic unimportant. However the iPhone and its stablemates, iPod Touch and iPad are very well established, between them making up 55% of mobile searches!  They matter.

 

So, does your website work well when viewed on one of these devices? Were you aware that the iPhone browsers don’t show Flash? Have you tested your site? Read on for more about the problems and solutions. Read more…