With the new year comes a new start. An opportunity to reflect and take what you learnt the previous year and use it to ensure your business grows during the year ahead. A new year is the perfect opportunity, the prime time, to ensure that your business has a website stronger than ever. A new…
With the popularity of social media, we could forgive you for admitting you’d completely forgotten about marketing via email! With the popularity of channels such as Twitter it’s easy to see why this venue could be overlooked. However would you be surprised if we told you that email remains one of the most cost-effective channels…
Five ways to speed up your website, we don’t want to be the ones to break the bad news to you, but we’re all about honesty here at Designbury; having even a slight loading lag can discourage people from visiting your website. Fact. Results from a recent study showed that a lag as small as…
One of the first, and some might argue one of the most important, decisions you’ll make when you start a business or a blog is choosing a name. This isn’t just selecting the name of your business, it is also selecting your chosen domain name. Selecting a domain name can throw up some issues, some…
Recently many people have been asking us about SSL certificates. Asking questions like “What is an SSL Certificate?” and “Do I need one?” So today we wanted to explain what they can do and how they can benefit you. What is an SSL Certificate? “SSL Certificates are small data files that digitally bind a cryptographic…
You’ve designed your website and all looks good but now you need to get it out there for the whole world to see. So how do you do this? You probably haven’t thought too much about a web hosting service, and yet it’s essential if you want to get your site online. Regardless of the…
A responsive web design is a site that is able to adapt to any screen size whether it be a full 27’ screen or a mobile phone. The website automatically reformats to give the end user the best possible viewing experience suited to their device. So how important is this you ask? Very, it’s very…
