The Right Business Website is the Most Powerful Employee You Could Ever Hope to Hire.

For way less than the average salespersons salary, in fact, for about the same amount that you would pay him for one weeks work, it will relentlessly go out and deliver your sales and marketing message perfectly, every time. Plus...

• It will never call in sick.
• It will never complain.
• And it will never quit on you.

Simply put, owning the right business website is like having a little automatic, money-making robot working for you, tirelessly...day and night ... Incredibly simple, if done correctly, almost useless if not.

The purpose of your website is to collect email addresses in an autoresponder. Once you have the email address you can automatically send your marketing message to your list. All that remains is to send traffic to your website.

If your business caters mainly to local people, then you will need to concentrate on collecting the email addresses of your existing customers, and potential new local customers. This can be acheived by switching the emphasis of your existing marketing to capturing email addresses. In the main this means advertising your website address.

If your business has a broader national, or even international scope, for example sales of rare books, or home made produce, you will additionally need to capture the email addresses of anyone who may be interested in your product. To successfully acheive this, your website will need to rank highly in the search engines for specific keywords that potential customers use when searching for information on your product.  

Once your website is up and running, you'll become very interested in something called the conversion ration. This number tells you the percentage of people who sign up from all visitors to your site. For example, if your website has 100 visitors a day, and a conversion ratio of 10%, you will grow your list by 10 people a day.

All our add on modules are designed to help you increase your conversion ratio, and sign ups, either by enticing more of your website visitors to enter their details, or by increasing traffic to your website.

We have vast experience of writing these types of pages to get results

We offer one type of website which you can customise with additional modules, either at the outset, or later ...

• Basic Customer Capture Website 
  A two page website (one page is hidden) with sales copy written by us and a customer capture form
  Price £297
• Additional costs of £5 per month for our recommended hosting, and £10 per month for our recommended email management service

Do not be deceived by the simplicity of this business tool ... it will enable you to:

• Capture the email address and details of new prospects interested in your service
• Capture the email address and details of existing customers
• Send a series of follow up emails promoting your business - automatically, even when you're on holiday
• Send "special offer" emails to your entire customer base, as often as you like, whenever you like.

This is a two page website - but don't judge by the number of pages ... These two pages have been responsible for building businesses that turn over millions of pounds a year.

For an example of a basic customer capture website click here

Discounts:

Although we're happy to help you grow organically, and add modules over time, there is a time saving involved in developing a package of services for you. We recognise this with discounts:

Order a basic website plus add on modules for a total order value of £500+ and we'll agree a 10% discount
and for orders over £1,000 we'll happily provide a 20% discount

We realise that we compete for your business in an overcrowded marketplace, however, once you use our services, you too will realise the outstanding value for money these packages offer.

We will not, and cannot compete on  lowest price, with websites made in countries where pay is low, or by the desperate. 

I'll leave you with a quote from John Ruskin who lived his later life not 15 miles from where I write this:

"It's unwise to pay too much, but is worse to pay too little. When you pay too much, you lose a little - that is all. When you pay too little, you sometimes lose everything, because the thing you bought was incapable of doing the thing it was bought to do. The common law of business balance prohibits paying a little and getting a lot - it can't be done! If you deal with the lowest bidder, it is well to add something for the risk you run. And if you do that, you will have enough to pay for something better."
   John Ruskin (1819-1900)