Have you ever gone to a business’s website in an effort to learn more about the company or to make a purchase, yet promptly navigated away from it because the site either loaded too slowly, was difficult to navigate, or was otherwise hard to use? more»
So, you have the .co.uk and the .com, but even if you already have one of these domain names, there are a range of benefits to registering a .uk domain name as well. more»
When you boil it down, there are two main reasons why a sole trader might not have a website: either they feel they don’t need one, or they think it’s too much of a hassle to get one. Both of these perspectives deserve to be challenged. more»
Self-described "sewing addict" and lover of 1950s vintage style, Alice Gallagher has been sewing since she was a child. While on maternity leave in 2014, Gallagher was inspired to take her passion to the next level. more»
A business with a slow website is likely to lose 73% of its customers to a competitor. When was the last time you gave yours a deep clean? more»
A 50 per cent discount on Wix annual premium plans will give IPSE members access to thousands of website templates and automatic mobile optimisation. more»
Having found his first customer in his own father's floor and tiling company, Sebastian Lewis is familiar with the hurdles small business owners face when trying to put their company online. more»
Unlike rival platforms, RealSport avoids misleading headlines solely targeting page views, and provides readers with a service free of pop-up ads – a strategy resonating with affiliate brands and fans alike. more»
With two-thirds of UK consumers looking up a shop online before visiting, inaccurate information could be costing independent high street stores up to £6.1bn a year in lost sales. more»
David Walker returns to guide readers through writing the online terms of use and privacy policy for a small business, and explains why they can provide a company with crucial layers of protection. more»
