HELPING SMALL BUSINESSES SUCCEED
There are many good reasons for creating a website for your business. A well-optimised website can help new customers find you, build brand awareness and showcase what you do. It can also help keep existing customers up to date with special offers and product launches.
A business website also provides 24/7 access to a wider, global audience, helping you reach customers beyond your local area.
The data collected from your website can help you tailor your products and services to customer preferences, create more personalised marketing activity and give you valuable insights to help you boost your online presence.
In addition to the content and resources listed below, you might also want to check out Your website and the content on Tech Donut on how to build a website.
A well-designed website can be a highly effective marketing tool, promoting your business to people all over the world 24/7. Discover how to create a website that can bring your business to a whole new audience.
Good design is vital if you want a website that's attractive, organised and intuitive to use. Our guide to designing your business website.
These days, almost all businesses need a website. But what's the best way to build one? We look at the main options, subscription-based template websites and bespoke, designer websites.
Here's what every small business needs to know about Google Analytics 4.
A business blog can help you grow your online presence, reach more customers and improve your search engine rankings.
So you've decided you need a website. Before you go bowling in, following these steps can help ensure you get your site right first time.
The internet undoubtedly brings a wealth of business benefits. But it also poses risks. This checklist explains how to get the most from the internet.
Customers who shop across multiple channels spend more - but accommodating their behaviour can be difficult. How to operate a multi-channel strategy.
Chris Barling, CEO of ecommerce & EPOS specialist SellerDeck, looks at what a potential start-up owner needs to consider when going online.
Chris Barling, chairman of ecommerce and EPOS software supplier SellerDeck, seeks insight from his customers about how to boost online sales.
Getting people to visit your website is only half the battle. Chris Barling provides tips on how to sell more to customers once they're on your site.
It's easy to get upset when people visit your website, place products in their shopping cart but don't complete checkout. Chris Barling explains.
Defrauded, burgled, but not beaten. How John Sollars and his company Stinky Ink harnessed the power of ecommerce to come up smelling of roses.
Times were tough when Will Starrit and Andrew Taylor took over a motorcycle accessory shop. However, they were soon bucking the downward trend.
Discover how a £1 eBay advert quickly grew into an online business with a £1m turnover. Read the story of Luna Spas.
Chris Barling, CEO of ecommerce software supplier SellerDeck, shares his tips for online selling and says that normal business rules still apply.