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Personal Trainer London, GB Personal Training
Personal Trainer London is a search phrase that GB Personal training are hoping to take with a new website design. GB Personal Training are a fast growing team of personal trainers in London specialising in high impact training regimes. A weapon of choice for the GB Personal team is the kettlebell and they run fantastic Kettlebell classes which promote personal fitness and core strength.
The head honcho at GB Personal training is Greg Brookes who with a military background knows how to motivate and get the best results. GB source the best personal trainers and run training courses to develop and foster trainers of the right calibre. They are not just any other training company, they are the best and fastest growing in all of London.
To find out more about GB Personal Training Services:
Tel: 0800 080 7021
or view the site by following this —–> Personal trainer London
Below is a screenshot of our web design
Personal Trainer London
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SUNGLASSES SAVE JOINS MAUI JIM to promote UV eye protection worldwide
It’s about that time of year again, where all of the snow and ice will be melting, the trees will begin to produce fresh green leaves and temperatures will start to rise. Birds will chirp, flowers will bloom and as we all head outside to enjoy this time, our friend the sun will reappear. That’s right, SUMMERTIME!
As beautiful as it may be, summertime does come with some dangers. With the ever increasing threat of global warming, the world has been experiencing higher than average temperatures and people are being exposed to more Ultra Violet rays than ever! The growing population and increase in mass consumption is destroying our ozone layer which is the only natural protection people have from these harmful, cancer causing rays. The increase in Ultra Violet ray strength also interferes with the way we as humans are able to see and perceive our surroundings and our world. Glare and distortion are on the rise. Not only are the suns rays stronger and more dangerous than ever, but the average time spent outdoors has increased dramatically over the years as well, further increasing the inherent danger of Ultra Violet exposure.
Maui Jim is THE leading sunglass company that specializes in combating the dangers of Ultra Violet radiation. Maui Jim sunglasses are the fastest growing, polarized sunglass company in the entire world! Maui Jim sunglasses are different than most in that they have a double attack against the harmful affects of the suns poisonous Ultra Violet rays. They not only have a super high level of Ultra Violet protection built directly into the lenses, but the lenses also have the capability of cutting down on glare and reflection by being polarized. Maui Jim sunglasses protect the human eyes from all types of Ultra Violet rays. This protection includes the aging UVA rays, the burning UVB rays as well as the cancer causing UVC rays. Maui Jim sunglasses also combat all three types of glare: Bounce Back glare, Reflected glare, and Direct glare. Maui Jim is able to reduce glare, letting you see brighter, more vibrant colors by utilizing their patented multi-layer lenses.
Maui Jim sunglasses come in a wide range of colors and a variety of styles and shapes to compliment any lifestyle. You design your sunglasses your way! This includes but is not limited to exclusive sunglasses for the winter months that will decrease the extreme reflection of the suns rays from freshly fallen snow, while enabling you to enjoy your typical winter activities. All Maui Jim sunglasses are backed by a warranty and customer satisfaction is guaranteed. Maui Jim is customer oriented and offers free shipping BOTH WAYS! Maui Jim sunglasses can be purchased conveniently from the comfort of your own home via www.sunglassessave.com or from any number of retailers worldwide. For more information, log on today.
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Juno Media Appointed to Lead the Development of Global Real Estate Brand
User centred design and usability agency Juno Media (UK) Ltd, has been appointed by Buy-Property-Overseas.com (BPO) to lead the functional design and information architecture development of its global website.
BPO is a global real estate brand with offices in major cities worldwide, the website contains extensive information on buy property overseas, including its full range of related services, global rental yields, case studies and investment reports. The high volume of information, coupled with country specific requirements, means that there navigation, usability and accessibility is critical on this project
Juno Web Design will be using its expertise in usability, accessibility and information architecture to drive a development programme for the real estate website. It will be undertaking a series of global usability reviews, to understand the issues faced by current site users. Juno will also be developing the functional design for the website, working with the design team to implement layout which will ensure low bounce rate and high conversations.
David Wiltshire founder of Juno Media (UK) Ltd said:
“We will be working with the Buy Property Overseas team to gain an insight into statistical analysis to understand the possible issues faced by current site users. By investigating navigational issues and implementing user journey maps we will be able to provide the creative development team with the information they need to make essential design changes as the website goes through development.”
Operations Manager of Buy-Property-Overseas.com said:
Juno Media (UK) Ltd was selected for this project because of its outstanding approach and expertise in global usability and design knowledge. The website is a fundamental part of our global brand and we need to ensure that we maintain a high-level online presence which reflects the products and services we offer our clients. I am looking forward to working with Juno over the coming months.
About Juno Media (UK) Ltd
Juno Media Ltd is one of the UK leading Web Design Agency’s with Usability and Information Architecture expertise. Juno ensures that the needs of the end user are identified, understood and amalgamated with business, design and technological objectives to create the optimal online experience.
Please direct all media enquiries to press@Junowebdesign.com
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PR Nottingham, Job Vacancy
PR Nottingham Vacancy. Juno are looking for a Public Relations team member or partner provider to work with us on a range of projects. We are looking to build and better our brand profile and possibly the brand profiles of some of our clients. As such we are looking to talk to experienced PR people and companies in Nottingham.
We are a friendly bunch and very experience in developing online PR and visibility, it is the offline marketing side of things we are looking to develop further.
To find out more about our PR and Marketing requirements please contact us on 0115 941 8122
PR Nottingham | Marketing Nottingham
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Persol Sunglasses, Page One
Persol Sunglasses is a tough search term and one that we have just achieved page one position for our client Sunglasses Save. We are targeting several 30 or so search phrases for Sunglasses save including several of the brands they stock.
We are currently adapting the web design to convert to sale better (conversion) and altogether run faster and provide an improved customer experience.
The sun is coming out and the whole strategy has been about getting into position for the seasonal trend. As well as achieving top spots for several search phrases we are also optimising for the big one ‘sunglasses‘ and are making steady progress, the site as a whole is becoming stronger across the board.
There is one other player in this field that sets the standard and we are looking to compete. There is a lot more technology and SEO required over the next year to start to challenge.
View the Sunglasses Save range of Persol Sunglasses (click here) —> Persol Sunglasses
View the Sunglasses Save range of Rayban Sunglasses (click here) —> Rayban Sunglasses
Persol Sunglasses | Sunglasses Save
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Hotels Northamptonshire, Benefield Wheatsheaf
We are really pleased to undertake a new SEO project for the Benefield Wheatsheaf. The Hotel is looking to take some smaller local searchs as well as regional searches for hotels Northamptonshire and Oundle. We are spending time going through the site to improve the structure, architecture and meta information and then building links to promote greater traffic and search engine position.
The Benefield Wheatsheaf is a great place to have a wedding party and corporate events and lunches although they do not feature in the search engines for this. Part of our intention is to improve visibilty for the hotel and restaurant for these searches.
To find out more about The Benefield Wheatsheaf click here —-> Hotels Northamptonshire
To find out more about the wedding services click here —-> Wedding Hotel
To find out more about the Corporate Events —> Corporate Events
Hotel Oundle| Benefield Wheatsheaf
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Petrol in a diesel car – FuelSure
Petrol in a diesel car? YES to your colleagues and friends you are now officially marked as a terrible dufus. There really is no two ways about it, silly mistake and you will be ridiculed for some time.
This is something we have all had a brush with… particularly in a rental or replacement / borrowed diesel car.
If you put petrol in a diesel car the outcome is swift and embarrassing. After a mile or two your diesel car with petrol injection will come to a spluttering standstill. Without RAC assistance you will be paying for a tow and possible some vehicle repair in a flash. The real cost is in that meeting you missed and the constant heckling you will undoubtably suffer… diesel boy.
The answer is simple, dont do it… or protect yourself, your vehicle or fleet of vehicles by taking the appropriate precautions. FuelSure offer an innovative and inexpensive solution to prevent petrol in diesel engine accidents.
Dont be that man…. visit the fuelsure site and click here —-> Petrol in Diesel
Or call FuelSure on 0845 09 50 111
Diesel in petrol car | FuelSure
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Utility Computing – efficient IT services.
Utility computing is the most cost efficient way to outsource your IT support services, data storage, remote back-up, servers and monitoring,….all of your IT requirements. This is a new buzzword in business circles and we are investigating how competitive the market is for utitlity computing with a view to helping a our sister company Littlefish IT support in the search engines.
Our SEO campaign will be quite simple for them as they have already great website strength. We will be hardcore link building across several media to encourage better positioning for the search term utility computing.
To contact Littlefish to find out more about their utility computing capability please call 0844 848 4440
If you want to know more about our SEO Services please call 01159 418122
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Personal Training London – site design under way
GB Personal Training London have just signed off a new web design. GB Personal Training are a large London based fitness company with a larger team looking to improve their company image and achieve in the search engines for the search Personal Training London.
We were first approached by Greg the MD with a concept that had already been designed. We were a little concerned that it did not communicate the quality of the company… in short the concept we were presented with already looked dated and not a bobby dazzler.
Here is the original concept provided by another designer
Web Design NOT OURS
Here is what the concept looked like after we finished with it
GB Personal Training | New Web Design
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Adding PDF Links to WordPress Posts and Pages
Linking to a pdf can, in many cases, be a very convenient way to add content to your site. We often find that clients will want to add menus, brochures, instructions etc. that may be most effectively viewed, shared or printed in pdf format. Uploading a pdf and adding a link in your site’s content so that visitors can download this document is all possible through the standard WordPress admin options.
When you are editing a page or post in the WordPress admin, there are a group of four options above the main edit window labelled ‘Upload/Insert’. The first is for uploading and managing images, the second for video, the third for audio and the fourth for other media (text files, pdfs etc.). If you select the fourth option (named ‘Add Media’) you will then open a pop up window where you can upload the pdf. Once the file has finished uploading, you will have a choice of options. Selecting ‘Insert into Post’ (as you would with an image) will not work here – it only inserts the document’s title into the body content of the page or post. To insert a link to the pdf, rather, you can first select the ‘File URL’ option. Doing so will cause the file’s link location to be displayed in the ‘Link URL’ field. You can then copy this url to your clipboard and exit the pop up box.
Next enter the text that you will use as the selectable link text in the content of the page or post. Click and drag over this text to select it. Once you have selected the text, the link button will become accessible. You can click this to bring up another pop up box where you are able to paste the url for the pdf that you had previously copied. You will finally need to click ‘Insert’ to add the link.
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Cloud Computing, Part III
As discussed in my previous articles, cloud computing is a system in which software programs and storage space can be accessed via the Internet. It can be used for hosting, thus eliminating the need for personal hosting services which can bog down. If you put your web design on a cloud server, you have instant access to computing power. As your needs grow, you can ramp up; as it ebbs, you release the servers back to the cloud.
There are several advantages to cloud computing:
• Scalability – easy to grow or shrink with demand
• Instantly available
• Save money – pay only for what you use
• No hardware to deal withHow it works:
Cloud computing involves surrendering control, which some people find liberating while it makes others very nervous. For instance, users of a site like Salesforce.com don’t know or care how the site is executed, how it deals with failures, where it is located, or any of the other little details one has to deal with when running business operations. So what DO they want? They want their service to work when they need it.
The potential uses of cloud computing are infinite. If you utilize the correct middleware, you can hand off all of your programming needs to a cloud computing system. Literally, everything from basic word processing software to customized computer programs designed for a specific company can work on a cloud computing system.
Cloud computing is a metered service similar to a public utility like cable, cell phone networks, electricity, water, and natural gas. It allows a computing system to attain and release computing resources on demand. Cloud computing also allows the deployment of software applications into an environment running the necessary technology stack for development, staging, or production of a software application. It manages this while minimizing the necessary interaction with the underlying layers of the technology stack.
There are three distinct sub-areas of cloud computing. They are IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS, which are discussed here.
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS):
With IaaS clouds, it becomes simple and affordable to distribute resources such as servers, connections, storage, and any other tools necessary to build an application environment from scratch. In other words, rather than purchasing servers, software, data center space or network equipment, clients instead buy those resources as a fully outsourced service. IaaS clouds are the core infrastructure of PaaS and SaaS clouds.
Platform as a Service (PaaS):
PaaS clouds are designed to deliver a cost-effective cloud-based workspace environment (hardware architecture or software framework). They allow a company to deploy applications without the costs and complexities of buying and managing the essential hardware and software.
Software as a Service (SaaS):
Software as a Service has been around for a while and even precedes the term “Cloud Computing”. It is basically a cost effective way for businesses to acquire rights to use software as needed without having to buy licenses for all users and applications. With SaaS, a provider licenses an application to customers for use as a service on demand.
Recently Cisco Systems, EMC, and VMware announced that they are teaming up to sell hardware and software for cloud computing. The three companies are creating something they call the Virtual Computing Environment Coalition “to accelerate customers’ ability to increase business agility through greater IT infrastructure flexibility, and lower IT, energy and real-estate costs through pervasive data center virtualization and a transition to private cloud infrastructures.” With advocates like these, it looks like cloud computing is here to stay.
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Cloud Computing – Concerns and Issues
As I discussed in my last article on cloud computing, it is being called the Next Big Thing in web design, and it is steadily gaining ground in the business world. There is a lot of enthusiasm for this new frontier, but naturally there are many concerns among the “experts”.
The main concerns about cloud computing are security and privacy. The thought of handing your important data over to something called a “cloud” can be daunting. Nervous corporate executives might hesitate to take advantage of a cloud computing system because they feel like they’re surrendering control of their company’s information. Data inside the ‘cloud’ is outside a company’s firewall and that brings with it an intrinsic threat of risk, because services that companies outsource evade the physical, logical and personnel controls that I.T. shops wield over data maintained in-house. Other fears include:
• Risk of data breaching
• Appeal to cyber crooks
• Lack of specific standards for security and data privacy
• Questions about jurisdiction. European concern about U.S. privacy laws led to creation of the U.S. Safe Harbor Privacy Principles, which are intended to provide European companies with a degree of insulation from U.S. laws
• Data location. Cloud users probably do not know exactly where their data is hosted—not even the specific country• Best practice issues:
o Exception monitoring systems
o Vigilance, or lack thereof, over updates and ensuring that staff does not receive unauthorized access privileges
o Third-party companies who may be able to access data
o Password creation and protection
o Availability guarantees and penalties
o Accommodation of personal security policies by the cloud computing companyOther issues with cloud computing are more philosophical. Who owns the data: the company who places their data with the cloud computing service or the cloud computing service itself? Can a cloud computing company ever legally deny a client access to their own data? Companies, law firms, and universities are currently debating these issues and others.
There is also growing concern about how cloud computing could impact the business of computer maintenance and repair. If companies make the leap to centralized computer systems, they will have less need for internal I.T. support. By removing infrastructure ownership from I.T., suddenly I.T. no longer has control over key business resources, which makes it feasible for someone concerned with a cost/benefit approach, like a CFO, to start limiting I.T.’s control. It is doubtful that this will have much of an impact on the cloud computing industry; the same concerns were no doubt raised when inventions like the cotton gin, assembly lines, and, well, computers first appeared.
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