Online shops . . did you know . .
Just thought I’d throw it out there and let businesses with online shops know that depending on the software used to build your site and the way that it was
November 1, 2011
Just thought I’d throw it out there and let businesses with online shops know that depending on the software used to build your site and the way that it was
In a meeting today I was demonstrating an online shop to a business and showing them how the administration panel would look like and then potential customer noticed that there
Yet another business closes it doors in Dublin with the loss of jobs and lively hoods. Waterstone Book Stores closes two of their shops in Dublin. Part of the HMV
We’ve been very quiet of late and keeping our heads down and working on new sites, but we have noticed on the stats of many websites that there are attempts by
Our great friends Michelle & Audrey from our online wedding shop called All About Weddings have finally taken the plunge and upgraded their website to now be fully accepting Irish
I’m sorry I wasn’t able to attend tonight’s talk given by local lad, Grant Masterson from Wreckless Skate Board Shop here in Gorey Co. Wexford. I first met Grant when
Definitely our biggest inquiry so far this month has been people asking to set up an online shop or payment gateway for their business using the net. We had a
The higher VAT rate has just been announced today to be returning to the normal 21% from the 1st January 2010. We would like to let our clients who have
Unique Gift Ideas. Earlier this year we were delighted to be approached by a great restaurant in Wicklow called Bates Restaurant in Rathdrum in Wicklow. We created a site for
The Internet has an interesting factor that there are Stats available on each site allowing businesses to see the number of visitors arriving on your site from various search engines
We had a meeting today with a great client of ours who operates one of Ireland’s best on-line Wedding Gifts Websites All About Weddings was set up a few years
It’s true Ireland is currently feeling a “downturn” . . . . . . Offline that is, as opposed to online sales that are actually on the increase in the
