Website design isn’t magic! I’m going to need some information from you before I can start creating your website. To make things easier, I’ve put a list together for you. I’ve created an introduction to websites that covers the basics of websites and what the terms mean. If you are new to web design or the […]
Author archives: Claire
How to create the perfect About page for your website
Let’s get personal… It’s the 2nd most visited page on your website making up for as much as 25% of page views (according to the websites I look after). And it’s often the most overlooked when creating a website, added as an afterthought or containing some generic/corporate (aka boring) information. Like this one… Experts in […]
7 ways to market your business
Run some adverts Think about what your customers are reading and where they’re looking, not just at work but when they’re at home to.For £15 a month, you can advertise in something like Ads R Us. Don’t underestimate the power of these ‘free ads’ dropped through people’s doors, especially if you are selling to consumers. […]
How to update your website
WordPress, the software let’s you know when you need to update it, the Plugins and the themes. It does this by the arrows at the top of the dashboard when you log in and by displaying a message on the dashboard. Click on either the link WordPress X.X.X is available! Please update now. or […]
Using Your Website
Logging into Your Website To log into your website, go to http://www.yourdomain.com/wp-login.php (perhaps bookmark this page). Your username is your email and the password will be the one I gave you. If you’ve lost or forgotten your password, you can reset it by clicking on the ‘Lost your password?’ link underneath the form. Around the […]
21 Reasons why you should have a website
Thinking about getting a website for your business, but not convinced you need one? Here’s 21 reasons why you should. It’s an online brochure for your business. It’s an online advert for your business. It’s an online store. It’s cheaper (and lasts longer) than direct mail or newspaper adverts. You reach a large geographical area. […]