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Company Introduction: We produce interactive websites that work, built with high quality design and fully optimised for search engines. We have expert knowledge of on-line marketing strategies, and effective e-commerce solutions for trading online. Our web sites are accessible to all internet users, in accordance with DDA requirements. |
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Profile |
Company Profile(Public): We are an Internet solutions company.
We produce websites that work, that are creatively designed, technically optimised and guaranteed to be well indexed on search engines. Our ecommerce websites are built to enable even the most inexperienced computer user to easily update product info and prices, and to process the orders as they come in. We ensure that our web sites are accessible to all Internet users (both disabled and non-disabled), regardless of what browsing technology they're using. We can provide a comprehensive report on any web site to ensure that it is compliant.
We build content management systems to enable clients to update their own web sites if required. We provide database management systems to increase sales, improve margin and reduce costs. We also provide intranets and extranets to change the way a company does business.
Our philosophy is that in order to compete in today's marketplace a company's on-line marketing spend should reflect its traditional marketing spend. We work hard to understand our clients' needs.
Our USP is our marketing expertise. We drive targeted traffic to web sites for fixed budgets, providing monthly reports and analysis. We monitor site traffic, to identify what works and what doesn't, and change the websites and their businesses with it. We will hold regular meetings with clients to proactively evaluate their website. Improvements are made promptly and the business evolves accordingly.
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Accreditations held by AIM Internet Ltd |
Accreditations: Our Managing Director is a Chartered Marketer and has worked in Marketing for the last 20 years, up to European board level, at the likes of Esso, American Express, Royal Sun Alliance, BT and Hewlett-Packard. |
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