Having a beautiful website is great, but if nobody can find it thats another matter altogether.  So Nottingham Logo Design have additonal search engine optimisation and website promotion services. 

Need a logo and business cards for your business, not a problem.  Looking to set up an ecommerce website and sell your products or services online, not a problem.

As initial consultations are free, I would strongly advise you give them a call.

Review by paulturnermarketing

Web Design Nottingham

5 Things You Must Know Before Choosing a Company

1. It is absolutely essential you see some of their work before you pay any money or agree to go hire them, and that the work they show you is representative of the work you will receive.  Some website design companies have different levels of service.  Don’t buy on the basis of one of their top designs and then get a basic site.

2. A good web design company in Nottingham should speak to you about your requirements before they start work.    This is so they know they can do what you want.  Make sure you tell them what you want at the start, don’t rely on them to know!

3. A good web design company should be able to offer more than just web design.  Services such as printing, branding, SEO (search engine optimisation) etc will often be cheaper as package rather than having to outsource from different companies.

4. To put your website on the Internet the wed design company will have to purchase a domain name (the www.yourbusinessname.co.uk address) and also pay to host it.  These are legitimate costs but you need to know whether these are extra charges or whether they are incorporated in the fee. 

5. Make sure you own the content.  It is likely that the Nottingham based web design company will buy the domain for you and host the site.  Make sure you own it and can change it as you wish.  Agree the charges for changes with the web design company.  You don’t want to pay for a complete rebuild every time you want to change a word or 2.

Nottingham Logo Design are a web design company based in Nottingham and offer a full service.  This even includes printed shirts and flyers for those that require it.  Visit our main site for web design Nottingham

With a huge potential consumer base turning to the internet as their primary research source, why do a  huge number of small businesses in Britain still have no web presence at all? Is a website right for all small businesses, or are there other options?

If you run a little local shop, used only to supplying the locals their Sunday paper, milk and eggs, then a website probably isn’t for you. After all, the Smiths at number 29 are unlikely to want an RSS feed of when their groceries are in stock. For you, web design may simply be a costly exercise that results in an unknown site in the graveyard of the search engines’ back pages.

If you are more of a Dragon’s Den fan, and have masterminded the next big thing in consumer goods - or at least a business with room to grow - then whatever you’re selling, it could benefit from adding some online bells and whistles.

Not only is a website at the fingertips of today’s (and tomorrow’s) consumer, but it offers them, and you, more than a simple paper ad. More interactivity means that they can really get involved with not only your business, but your individual products, checking specifications, pricing and availability at the click of a button. More flexibility from your site’s unlimited opening hours means that they can research your business conveniently around their work and family commitments. More opportunities for feedback - through emailed comments, online forums and analyses of visitor activity - allow you to learn and develop your business to your customers’ preferences, targeting them more accurately now and in the future.

As your business grows, your website can quickly and conveniently supply all necessary contact and order details to potential customers, publicly celebrate your progress, and even serve as a portal for national and international interest even before you consider a physical presence in a new region.

A website is an investment, a nod to a long-term plan for expansion of your business and your profit margin. But if your bank manager is shaking their head, fear not - there are a multitude of cheaper options that still provide some level of online presence. For example, you can stick to what you know, and go with an online, searchable version of your usual phone book ad, hosted and maintained by a company you trust. Alternatively, you can place ads on other relevant websites, like those of publications that appeal to the same audience as your business.

The worldwideweb is your Oyster.