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Build the Right Website

It is crucial to the success of your project that your web designer understands your business.

We have 20 years experience providing IT and web solutions to:

  • New Startups
  • Banks, Telcos & Utilities
  • Airline & Resource organisations
  • Government & Defence departments
  • Small to Medium Enterprises

We aim not only to build the website right, but also to build the right website!

Often for a surprisingly economical price, since we avoid unnecessary expenditure and keep our company overheads low.

Contact us now for a no-obligation initial discussion of your needs.      <portfolio>      <faq>


Avoid a Costly Mistake

Only 65% of small/medium organisations in Australia say that their website is good for business (Sensis report, pg 20/22). That leaves a staggering 35% that are getting no value at all from their website! Even worse, half did not know if they were getting a return from e-commerce or their return was less than five percent (Sensis report, pg 26/28).

From our experience, 9 out of 10 businesses could be getting better value from their website. Ask yourself the following two questions:

  • Have I thought about my business needs?
  • Has my web designer asked me about my business needs?


Business Needs

You might like to consider the following list of common business needs:

  • Financial Goals
    • increased sales
    • higher profits
    • follow-on orders
  • Company Goals
    • recruiting higher quality people
    • a more professional corporate image
    • company growth and brand awareness
  • Market Positioning Goals
    • greater market share
    • higher customer retention rates
  • Efficiency Goals
    • more streamlined order processing
    • improved administration efficiencies

"Too often people are in such a hurry to get a website live that they don't pause long enough to consider the needs of their intended audience(s) or the business itself. The result is disappointment and frustration" - NETT magazine (Dec 2007 pg 58)