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17/08/2022

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08/06/2022

Project show off time! 🖥👀

It’s been an honour working with the team .bt .
We recently launched a brand new website for and helped them transform their online presence including online bookings.
Let us know what you think!
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21/07/2021

فريقنا يتمنى لكم عيد أضحى مبارك سعيد و مزيدا من التألق و النجاح...

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13/07/2021

We take an interest in understanding the uniqueness of your company, your project objectives and specific requirements, allowing us to tailor a solution just for you.

Talk to us today to see how we can help elevate your business.

10/07/2021

Stay tuned...Something stunning on the way

08/07/2020

Tips for starting a successful business
As an entrepreneur starting a new project or venture, you’re likely to face many challenges. You’re not alone — other entrepreneurs from Latin America and the Caribbean have been there. Here is some advice they share for starting a new venture.
Be ready to seize opportunity
Timing is key for starting a business. If your startup isn’t ready for prime time, keep learning and working, says Alejandra Bazoberry, a strategic planner at Bolivia Rural, a digital communications company that seeks to address the needs of rural Bolivians and the local development organizations that support them.
Bazoberry advises getting more experience while you work on your product. For example, take classes to develop new skills or work in a company while saving money for your startup. “Be prepared to take the opportunity” when the right time comes to start your business, Bazoberry says.
Prepare a business plan
When José Sánchez founded his startup, he was so focused on building his platform that he didn’t think about how he would make money. He neglected to map out a formal statement of business goals, reasons the goals are attainable or plans for reaching them — key ingredients of a typical business plan.
Focus on creating a solution that solves the problem at hand, but also “think about the money,” says Sánchez, who co-founded Poliglota, a platform in Chile that connects people worldwide to learn languages via conversation groups.
Defend your product
“Know your product and be willing to defend it tooth and nail,” advises Triston Thompson, who is a partner and information systems architect at IntellectStorm, an IT and marketing solutions provider in Guyana. If you don’t believe in your product, Thompson says you’ll have a hard time getting others to believe in it.
It’s also good to surround yourself with positive people “who will build you up and not tear you down,” says Thompson.
Assess your product’s impact
Consider the potential impact of your product or solution before you launch it.
“Think about and listen to every actor that’s going to be involved, whether it’s the environment, the community or politicians,” says Sofía Cruz, the founder of Mexikatekatl, which connects local artisans with businesses in Mexico that buy and sell their goods.
“Try to create a project where you can see the benefit to everyone from the beginning,” Cruz says.
Find a mentor
“Search for a mentor who will push you toward your goal,” says Kheston Walkins, founder and director of Raiora Data Services, which provides digital publishing and marketing solutions in Trinidad & Tobago.
When Walkins was working on starting his company, most of his friends didn’t understand what he was doing. Looking back, he thinks having a mentor would have helped because that person will look after your best interests and give you advice. “The more advice you have” the more confident you’ll be in starting your business, says Walkins.

07/07/2020

5 Website Mistakes to Avoid – Small Business Tips ( part 1 )
A bad website can be detrimental to your business so you’ll want to avoid as many website mistakes as you can. 75% of consumers admit that they will judge a business’s credibility based on how good their website design is. For the most part, you will only have about 15 seconds to gain a visitor’s attention before they leave, so you’ll want to make sure that you leave the best first impression possible.
We’ve compiled 5 mistakes for you to avoid when putting your website together:
1. Out-of-date business information
If you make the mistake of not keeping your business information up-to-date on your website then you could miss out on a lot of potential visitors and customers. Not having contact information at all can hurt your rankings on search engines, but having contact information that matches your whois information can actually give your search rankings a boost.
When customers look at you contact/business information they expect it to be correct and if they contact an email address that is no longer in use or call a number that no longer belongs to your business, or even go to an address that your business no longer occupies, they are going to get frustrated and most likely not use your services or visit your website again. Avoid the mistake of using out-of-date business information and your visitors will thank you for it.
2. Too much text
A giant wall of text can scare readers away. Most people on the Internet want their answers fast and they don’t want to have to search through long paragraphs to get them. That’s not to say you can’t have in-depth articles, but you need to break up the text with smaller paragraphs, headlines, and images where applicable.
You can use various applications or websites to help keep your copy clean and to the point. One app you might want to try is the HemingwayApp, which will let you know if a sentence is too long or complicated, if something could be said more simply, and other tips to perfect your content for easy reading.
3. Bad images
Having bad images or poor product photography on your website can be a huge mistake and cost you visitors, customers, and overall search ranking. Images can be very beneficial to your website, but they can also cause a lot of problems.
If you don’t optimize your images and resize them they can cause your website to slow down and lower your search ranking. If you use poor quality images you can scare visitors away in an instant. What do bad images look like? Blurry pictures, bad lighting, or the majority of photos that people use for products on eBay or Kijiji.
If this sounds anything like the images on your website, don’t worry, we’ve made an extensive guide on making the perfect product photos for your website. Another thing you’ll want to consider is optimizing your images. Make sure that the photos on your website are not gigantic.
You can resize large images using a photo editor like Photoshop or an online source like picresize.com. Also, name your images something relevant, like “dog-tea-party.png” instead of “image132.png” as search engines actually take into account the name of pictures when ranking your website.
If you are unable to take your own photos for your website there are plenty of places you can find online that have professional stock photos for your use. Take a look at Creative Market, Envato, iStock, or run your own search to find the perfect photos for your website. You’ll want to avoid bad images on your website at all costs if you want to see consistent viewership on your website.
4. Being too “salesy”
Aggressive salespeople can often ruin the shopping experience and push possible customers away. Well, that same effect can happen on your website if you are consistently pushing your products on visitors. That’s not to say, don’t advertise at all on your website, but you should have content that is informative or interesting and isn’t just a sales pitch for your products.
Post content like tutorials, help articles, or other pieces that you know readers in your industry would find interesting/helpful. The more valuable content you have that visitors want to read, the more accepting they will be of your sales pitches.
5. Slow load times
Just under half of the people on the Internet expect a website to load in 2 seconds or less and are ready to leave a website if it takes any longer. Patience is not something you can expect of users on the Internet, so you better do what you can to speed up your website. We already discussed resizing images earlier, some other things you’ll want to do is take advantage of CDNs (Content Delivery Networks), remove unnecessary plugins, and use browser caching.

10/05/2020

DO I NEED A WEBSITE FOR MY SMALL BUSINESS? YES, YOU DO. HERE ARE 5 REASONS WHY.

REASON #1: 30 PERCENT OF CONSUMERS WON’T CONSIDER A BUSINESS WITHOUT A WEBSITE
Your website is your number one marketing asset because we live in a digital age. Americans spend on average 23.6 hours online per week and are on their mobile devices for up to five hours per day. By now, consumers expect companies to have an online presence (including a website) and will consider a company that DOESN’T have one as less professional.

REASON #2: PEOPLE ARE SEARCHING FOR YOU ONLINE
93% of consumers go online to find a local business—you need an online marketing company and you need a website

One of the benefits of having a website for small businesses is to be where your consumers are. There’s a reason so many companies invest in a website with search engine optimization (SEO): 97 percent of people go online to find a local business, and 93 percent of online experiences begin with a search engine. Believe it or not, there are 3.5 billion searches on Google per day, and at this very moment, there is someone in your area online and searching for your exact service. Guess who’s getting their business? Not you.

REASON #3: THE MAJORITY OF OF CONSUMERS USE WEBSITES TO FIND AND ENGAGE WITH BUSINESSES
Yup. According to LSA’s (Local Search Association) April 2017 report, “The Digital Consumer Study,” 63 percent of consumers primarily use a company’s website to find and engage with businesses. That’s a pretty big chunk of consumers. Combine that with the fact that 93 percent of online experiences begin with a search engine—you do the math. Another compelling reason your business needs a website? Research by YellowPages and LSA found that, on average, consumers use approximately three sources before making an individual purchase decision, and 30 percent automatically strike a business from consideration if they don’t have a website.

REASON #4: COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS IN EVERY INDUSTRY—INCLUDING B2B, INDUSTRIAL, AND MANUFACTURING—ARE INFLUENCED BY DIGITAL WEBSITE CONTENT
The majority of companies that don’t have a website say it’s because their industry isn’t online. I hear this mostly from business owners in the B2B, industrial, and manufacturing industries.

If that’s you, I’m gonna have to call you out on that.

you need a b2b website for industrial and manufacturing because B2B buyers use digital content

A full 75 percent of B2B buyers say digital website content significantly impacts their buying decision, and 62 percent say they can finalize their purchase selection criteria based on a website’s digital content alone.

The average B2B buyer now makes an average of 12 online searches before interacting with a vendor’s website, and they are already 57 percent of the way through the buying process before they want to speak with a sales representative. Even for industrial and manufacturing companies—67 percent of purchases are influenced by digital. Not only that, but half of all B2B customers today also expect a supplier’s website to be a helpful channel and more than a third expect the site to be their most helpful channel.

REASON #5: 75 PERCENT OF CONSUMERS ADMIT TO MAKING JUDGMENTS ON A COMPANY’S CREDIBILITY BASED ON THE COMPANY’S WEBSITE DESIGN
you need a website for your business because 75% of people have judged a company's credibility based on its website design

Not having a website makes consumers trust you less. In fact, in 2018, 75 percent of people admit to making judgments on a company’s credibility based on website design. People are more likely to do business with a company they trust, and a website is the first place they go to check for credentials, reviews, and awards.

Beware, though—if you have a bad website design, it won’t help you at all. You have 10 seconds to leave an impression on website visitors and tell them what they’ll get out of your website and company. After this time (and oftentimes before), they’ll leave.

04/05/2020