A couple of websites launched for July:
Trials UK is an online store and community hub for trials riders. Their old site needed an overhaul to take their business to the next level, I designed and built a custom ecommerce platform from scratch to run the site exactly how they wanted with no compromise.
A strong online presence for Leeds based builders, Whitkirk Building Services. We’ve done this one on a per call basis!
Visit the Builder in Yorkshire website
Another website on a per call basis, a refreshing and content rich website for Leeds based towbar fitter and retailer.
Visit the Towbars Leeds website
Website for a Leeds based roofing company.
Visit the Leeds Roofing website
Website for a car service centre in Bradford offering the cheapest MOTs in the region.
Visit the MOT Bradford website
If you would like to pay for a website only once it’s generating leads for your business, go here for more info: Pay per call websites.
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Well the recession may be over for the UK but it certainly seems over for Simon Green Motor Engineers! Is this a result of their new website?
The website has was launched on November 5th 2009, since then Simon has received more traffic and more calls though the website than ever before.
In January 2010 the website received 853 unique visitors, 537 of which came from highly relevant search terms on Google, this lead to 191 calls, this roughly equates to one in every 4 and a half visitors calling in – that is a staggering conversion rate!
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Setting up contact forms on website can be a bit of a pain, especially if the client wants loads of custom fields, you not only have to set up the form in HTML its self but then write the fields into your sending script. With this script you won’t need to write your sendmail script over and over again. This script will simply loop through the array of posted variables to gather all of your fields, it will then format them nicely in HTML and send the data to an email addres!
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Captcha forms, having to type in obscure numbers and letters into a form to verify you’re a human is almost as annoying as receiving spam its self. I’ve spent some time thinking about an alternative to a captcha form that still detects if the form submission is spam without the need for users to enter an annoying code, here is the solution I’d like to share with you.
The theory is as follows; when a spam bot comes to your website, it does not see your website as regular users, nicely styled with CSS… it sees code, specifically forms, textareas and text inputs, then it fills them out and submits the form.
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