We try and get a website design newsletter out to all clients every other month unless something important comes up like Google updates, WordPress news etc. Usual features includes new clients lists, existing web client re-designs, logo design and information about how to go top of Google (SEO) and Word Press design changes. This latest newsletter is available now from our Newsletter host MailChimp
We don’t win every website inquiry but we give it our best shot. For example, local sportswear supplier contacted us about an e-commerce shop with warehouse product management built in. It was going to be a big website and we needed a solution for the back-end warehouse product (SKU) control. We located and contacted a supplier who turned out to be more than a match for the requirement. Alas we didn’t get the web page design part of the gig but here’s what the owner said about us… …I cant thank you enough for your time and advice as this system appears to be (and I believe will be) exactly...
Web security requirements that are due to be invoked over the coming months
Our monthly newsletter is now available, this month we cover our existing clients old website WordPress conversion special offer. How to stem the spam coming in from China, New WordPress website design clients who’ve taken up our special offer and our sister company GoTopSEO success story see: newsletter-october-17
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Oast House Media have been working with long term marketing friend and business associate Peter Davies for nearly 10 years, OHM Director Nigel Stevenson explains how this relationship has grown into a prosperous new alliance: “Pete and I go back to the old BNI days when we met every Tuesday morning, 6.30 at Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club. We both enjoyed the open marketing that BNI offered and 6 months after joining they made me director and Pete joined me at the top table. Unfortunately Pete’s business commitments forced early retirement from BNI but we remained good friends. I would call Pete for advice or just to bounce ideas around,...
