I'm desperately searching for a person/company that is based locally and can help us to propel forwards our Stamford Living website, which at the moment is just about OK but has no bells and whistles. Can anyone recommend anyone to me?
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15 July 2008
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- Viv Middlebrook
Director at DUO Design and Marketing - Susan Boyd
Freelance PR and Copywriting - Paul Middlebrook
MD of DUO Design and Marketing - Nick Pettingale
Stamford Endowed Schools, Foundation Manager - Nick O'Bryan-Tear
Advertising copywriter - Nicholas Rudd-Jones
Publisher, Local Living Magazines - Mark Swindells
Head of Marketing , Ginko Sushi - Lindsay Hill
Publisher of In and Around Magazine - Karen Wright
PR - Food and Farming - Harjit Gammon
Market insight, research and writer - Diana Rees
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This is a difficult one as there are not many good designers who can also programme/code websites - we tend to separate the project so that we have a designer and programmer working together to achieve the best solution.
Unfortunately I can not recommend anyone locally but if your plan is to really scale the 'Local Living' website to generate additional ad revenue then it might be worth investing a bit more into it from the design/content management and Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) point of view. Anyway if DUO can help let me know - we can always chat about it over coffee.
Posted by: Paul Middlebrook | 16 July 2008 at 09:46 AM
Thanks paul,
Let's discuss it next time yu have a few spare mintes in Beans.
Posted by: Nicholas Rudd-Jones | 16 July 2008 at 12:55 PM