opt-into are a very professional outfit…read more I understand why they call themselves website marketing experts and not just seo and ppc experts. I remember our first meeting well when they asked me questions about my business which I could not answer, the main question being how much does every converted sale cost me? (What has this got to do with SEO!!?) They took me completely by surprise - I did not realise how much it was costing me to create one client through traditional media. They have now setup a tracking system to measure such costs. So I can now compare all my advertising/marketing including both traditional and online. Where the success has come from is from their website promotion and marketing methods with my website and the increase of leads. All my prospects from the internet are also far better targeted than from traditional methods and therefore better qualified. My conversion rates show a staggering increase. My advertising costs pro rata have stayed the same but I get more leads and therefore more sales. It was not a quick fix though as they had to completely revamp my website, setup blogs etc. They worked very hard to create my brand on the internet. What I like about them is that they are very much in touch with my business requirements and very much advocate that my website is a tool to help my business. I must say, whilst it took its time, it is now a very powerful tool and absolutely integral to the continued success of my business. Thank you.

E3 rolls off the tongue very easily, but remains rather enigmatic until you learn that the three…read moreE's stand for enhance, engage and enjoy. Based at Paintworks, E3 is one of the most recognised media agencies within the creative media village. It's essentially a medium sized full service digital agency with studios in Bristol and London and has earned itself a few accolades over the years. Most recently it scooped up the Digital Agency of the Year at the 2010 Marketing Industry Network Awards. E3 is also ranked 5th in Design Week's digital top 20 and more importantly Revolution magazine ranked E3 seventh overall in their 2008 Client Satisfaction Survey. Their comprehensive services include, digital brand development, websites, marketing and advertising, web 2.0 and user generated content sites (just like this one), audio, video, and stills photography, as well as various marketing applications for mobiles. Woah! Marketing Industry Network: www.marketingindustrynetwork.com/ Design Week: www.designweek.co.uk/

Paul and Rob at White Space Advertising created and designed my new website…read morewww.ramemarketing.co.uk. The service and communications from this company was exceptional and I have no hesitation in recommending their creativity and work ethic to anyone looking to have a website built or updated, a new brand identity created or generally breathing new life into any mundane or stalling marketing assets. Andrew Walker Rame Marketing

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Marketing without the Mystery Why SEO is a leading digital…read moremarketing company setup to cover the demand for the ever growing online marketing needs of both local and national businesses in the UK. Why SEO are search engine domination specialists, our team of highly skilled search engine optimisation strategists are kept fully up to date with the latest Google algorithms, enabling Why SEO to totally dominate the first page of the search engines leaving your competition nowhere to be found.

The South Wales Echo is a daily tabloid newspaper published in Cardiff and distributed throughout…read morethe South Wales region. It belongs to the Trinity Mirror group, the UK's largest newspaper company, and has been published since 1884. Each day there are actually two editions published - what's referred to as 'News Extra' for morning buyers, and 'City Final' for the evening readers. There is also a weekend edition published every Saturday. It has a much more local feel to it than the Western Mail, which covers news and features across Wales, and a lot of the news really isn't that gripping. I can't say I ever buy this newspaper - but if I find a copy on the train I'll have a flick through and find a few interesting local news articles.

The South Wales Echo is a daily tabloid newspaper published in Cardiff, Wales and distributed…read morethroughout the surrounding area. Founded in 1884, the newspaper is published by Media Wales Ltd (formerly Western Mail & Echo Ltd), part of the Trinity Mirror group. In 2008 Media Wales moved into from Thompson House to Park Street, next to the Millennium Stadium. It is a good source of local news, sport, business and entertainment for the Diff, leaving all-Wales coverage to The Western Mail. The writing isn't astoundingly brilliant, but for a quick catch up on your local vicinity you can flick through it over a cuppa and it'll only set you back a little shrapnel. You can also read articles from the Echo on Wales Online (http://www.walesonline.co.uk/).