faq's

how much will a website cost ?

The cost of a website depends on a number of things including how many pages there are, the complexity of the website, whether or not it is hosted by us. To determine the cost we would first discuss and understand your requirements and then from these discussions we would be able to generate a quote based on your individual specifications.

how long will it take to get online ?

Your website will only be put live once you are completely happy with it. The time taken to build the site is dependant on the size and complexity of it and if we are waiting for textural content and images from the you. Once built, we ask you to sign off the site for approval and only then is it uploaded and accessible.

what area do you cover ?

We are based in Fleet, Hampshire and Streatham, London but are willing to look at projects from any part of the country.

do you carry out SEO work ?

We build all of our websites in an SEO (Search Engine Optimistaion) way but we do not carry out specific SEO campaigns. SEO is a science that requires 24/7 dedication, testing, investigation and is best left to specialist SEO companies.

do I have to pay for any changes to my website ?

Once your website is signed off and live any changes that are required are chargeable dependant on the time taken to make the changes.

can I use my own pictures on my site ?

Of course, we are happy to put a clients images on their site, alternatively we can provide specific stock images at a small cost.

what are analytics ?

The process of collection, measurement and analysis of user activity on a website to understand and help achieve the intended objective of the website.

what is a domain name ?

A domain name is essentially a signpost on the Internet. Almost every website you've ever been to, and every email you've ever composed, has used a domain name in its address. People register domain names in order to 'stake a claim' to a particular name -- whether for business or personal reasons.

what is hosting ?

The service which offers accessibility and maintenance of disk space on a server on which an Internet web site is located.

what is a server ?

Servers are the backbone of the Internet, the computers that are linked by communication lines and "serve up" information in the form of text, graphics, and multimedia to online computers that request data - that's you. (When a server "goes down" it loses its online link and the information it holds cannot be accessed.)

what is a URL ?

Uniform Resource Locator, this is the method by which Internet sites are addressed. An example would be "http://www.kampaign.co.uk", the address of our home page.