The Internet Challenge

Do you have a business, church, organisation, interest group, charity, entrepreneurial flare or simply something important to say?

Do you have a website to get your message out there yet? If not why not? How are you going to reach the internet generation?

If you do have a website, is it maintained with relevant information that is useful to internal, external, potential customers, users, stakeholders or other interested parties?

Do you have an attractive dynamic site, ready for future web technology developments? Or is it a static out-of-date lump that no one ever revisits, finds interesting or useful and would cost a small fortune to have revised?

State of the art websites

Current trends are to have a “blog” site which can be customised to look very creative and totally professional. Even if you don’t want to “blog” regularly you can have an atractive site with all the same benefits, features and easy to update regularly with all your latest news and information.

Site templates and software set-up are now very user-friendly so that someone with average PC skills could edit or update them.

Own your own website content

Do you “own” your content and all the effort you put into creating it? There are many “free blog” sites and the software is also “free” but they are never really your own. It is possible your blog may be wiped out and your account cancelled at the whim of the “free” provider. That is no idle threat. Blogs I have read recently have experienced this in the past. They were removed as the content didn’t suit the provider. These sites were about internet marketing so they weren’t anything too terrible. Most people on blogs have got something to sell or promote. Just look at most twitter tweets. If a provider decides they don’t like you for whatever reason and they delete your account you would have no recourse. All the content and hard work put into creating it could be lost. In that context there is really no such thing as “free”. Blogging or social networking providers often want to own your site, content and all your data. Read the small print.

Having your own unique domain name and hosting is not expensive weighed against the value and benefits to owning the site yourself. You have ownership. You have control.

Web Hosting

We provide hosting that includes a free domain, "one touch" installation of WordPress "Open Source" blog software. a massive database of beautifully designed free templates to choose from with everything you need and more, all from only £80pa.

Design and Maintenance

If you wish we can design, build and work with you to maintain a site. This is quoted on individual requirements and depends on how much of the site content is provided by the customer and how much we need to modify, create or develop your ideas.

Cost

A small site with 4-6 pages prices would cost around £100-£250 and a moderate sized site around £250-500 (plus the hosting).

If you do all the work yourself the annual cost is simply the hosting fee. You need a hosting package that includes MySQL databases. If we provide ongoing support and maintenance there would be an annual charge subject to the level of involvement.

Use the contact page or phone to discuss the possibilities and options or visit our Hosting Site
(http://noyo-internet.co.uk/), to register and purchase hosting.

Domain Names
Domain names are free with a hosting package or are available separately from around £10 per year.