Posts Tagged ‘marketing’
Customer Accounts
Posted November 13th, 2009
Customer Accounts are often termed “My Account” on eCommerce websites. The Customer Accounts facility stores the customer's delivery details, previous order history and the order status of any current orders in the website.
The website user or customer must firstly login to the Customer Accounts section of the website under “My Account” to access this information. The benefits of a Customer Accounts section are that user information can be retained for marketing purposes and users...
Joslin Rhodes – “we chose Visualsoft because of their technical ability…”
Posted October 2nd, 2009
Client Testimonial from Joslin Rhodes
"We wanted a web development company with proper coding ability (for functionality etc.) as well as design. We chose Visualsoft because of their technical ability, fresh design and their knowledge of marketing and branding.
Our old website was looking tired and we needed ecommerce. The new website has had a positive impact on our company, it allows us to compete on an even playing field with larger companies and people comment that it looks...
PPL Training – “we chose Visualsoft because of the shear professionalism…”
Posted September 26th, 2009
Client Testimonial from PPL Training
"The prerequisites we had when looking for a web development company were; honest, professional, value for money and proven track record. Visualsoft ticked all of the above. We chose Visualsoft because of the shear professionalism and subject knowledge from Tim and Neil (but not the coffee!).
We had a website already but it badly needed up dating. We wanted a new site with a much better marketing focus. The new site has had a positive impact on...
Fanatic S & L – “we get positive feedback from customers…”
Posted September 10th, 2009
Client Testimonial from Fanatic Sport & Leisure
"I had a website already but it was not generating enough traffic/sales, it also did not look professional enough and there wasn't enough support from my previous web company. Some of my competition had developed new sites which looked more ‘up-to-date’ and I knew our site needed better marketing and a more professional look. The 3 main things I wanted from a web company were:
1. Someone who understood the business I was in
2....
