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Early Christmas present for local composer – Website Read More …
There is no doubt that since Google kicked ‘back linking’ into touch a few years ago it’s now all about streaming original, quality, keyword heavy content into your web pages. Our website homepage is updated on average every week (with Read More …
June and John Kelley at Arthur Bryant Surveying Services Ltd have been website, print and logo design clients for many years. We originally met when Oast House Media director Nigel Stevenson was holding web design lectures in Deal and also Read More …
We took over a 3rd party WordPress website design for Richards Taxis Dover last year so the client was already familiar with the WordPress editing platform and how WordPress works, but the design was old and a bit tired so Read More …
Chan Jeer, one of the UK’s top knee surgeons, has been an existing Oast House Media client for many years now (one of 3 Kent based surgeons we’ve built websites for) with this his 3rd website design completed by us. Read More …
Always a great pleasure to work with home town (Deal, Kent) businesses, getting a commission from an award winning business is even sweeter! This is our second website design for a UK award winning B and B, last year we Read More …
Usually it’s the sub-continent selling us website design but for once Oast House Media have turned the tables on our southern hemisphere friends! Fortunately there’s not a language issue here as the owner is British but unlike the vast majority Read More …
Canterbury based tree surgeon John Barton has been a website design client for many years, he was in fact the first tree surgeon with a website back in the day. John’s advertising partners have been on at him for some Read More …
This image heavy website design for East Kent based Lifetime Driveways is a rarity for us, most construction companies forget the all important marketing images and before/after photos. In this case it was the complete opposite, stacks of good quality Read More …