Promoting your Company Online
Branding your digital self is important and it all starts with a name. The right domain name will allow your customers to remember your online presence with ease.
We will guide you through the process of taking you from company@hotmail.co.uk to having the correct domain name registered for you and then setting up email packages for your staff so your company can look more professional.
We will speak toyou and get the right email package that fits your needs as a company.
Promoting your company online can be the key to getting you noticed in a very crowded market place. You need to have a smart and sleek online presence to attract the more clients.PC Matters can give you a great look for your company and at a competitive price.
We meet you and try to get to know how you want to portray yourself online and what sort of content do you need to display and then come back with a few potential looks that are ready for fimalising.
We can help in other ways as well, we can actually create the text of your site that will allow potential clients to get hat you are in a succinct manner, we can also help you with Google rankings as well and plan a campaign that is designed to get you more business.
Once your domain name is purchased and your website is designed, populated with text and approved, we will then provide you with excellent value hosting for it.
We host all our sites in purpose built data centres located in the UK that use high spec Dell servers with the latest generation of Intel Processors, so you can rest assured that your website is running on fast, high quality hardware from the world’s leading manufacturers.
They are fully prepared for any situation including fire, floods, power loss and other potential disasters to ensure our hardware is protected in even the most extreme circumstances.
They use multiple 10 Gigabit connections to the internet with different backbone providers. In the event that a router fails, another router will start advertising its prefixes and take over, meaning that we’re highly unlikely to lose connectivity to the internet and have vast reserves of bandwidth even when operating at full capacity.
