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New International Domain Names Available

Posted on Feb 17, 2010

One of our popular services is registering and managing domain names for our clients.

We are pleased that alongside all the popular domain endings like .com, .co.uk, .net etc we can now offer many international domain names such as .de (Germany), .mx (Mexico), .in (India), .es (Spain) and many more. If your keen to secure your business name for overseas markets then please get in touch to see how we can help.

IDEC eNews

Posted on Feb 07, 2010

We continue to provide e-marketing services for IDEC Electronics, a major global components company based in Japan.

Following a successful mailing in December we will continue with regular mailings throughout 2010, the next due in February. We email known customers in the UK with news of new products. This involves the creation of localised web landing pages to back up the campaign and to differentiate the local UK company from it’s global marketing image.

ExpressionEngine Work

Posted on Jan 15, 2010

A lot of our work is for other agencies where we are subject to non-disclosure agreements, so it’s rare that we can boast about them! But we can tell you about two.

Premiere Velocity is a top end specialist car hire company where you can rent a Ferrari for a day to impress your friends, or take the boss’s wife to the airport in a Rolls Royce. Their website is managed by Richard Angstmann who asked us to integrate a custom booking quote generator. You can see this working - http://www.premierevelocity.com/

OC Vision part of the OC Group based on the Isle of Wight with high profile clients such as Virgin Global Row, Musto and BT Team Ellen asked us to help them on various ExpressionEngine powered sites. A lot of the work is still under NDA, however we have been allow to talk about one of the projects - Green Dragon Racing. We were asked to build a search-able, category driven media gallery to help organise and display the thousands of images the team was creating during the race, at last count the custom search was working it’s way through over 3.7Gb of media.