Chichester Design

I think we can all agree that technology comes and goes at a frightening pace. The Chichester Design team keep up here  – it’s our job – but for most people, even for those who’ve grown up and gone to work in the age of PDAs, the internet, notebooks, wireless hotspots, iPods etc., it can be bit of a stretch.

So, imagine if you’re from a generation that grew up with shillings, O Levels and computers that took up whole rooms. Imagine how overwhelming that view must be. Changing this view is the premise behind Silver Surfers’ Day, an initiative …

So many people ask Chichester Design’s Managing Director, Ben Davis, questions like:

“How do I get my website to the top of Google?”

“How can I get more traffic to my website?”

“Is it worth me starting up a business for this, that or the other?”

And we thought as a special treat we would give you a few hot tips that will get you well on your way to a prosperous 2010 and stop Ben sounding like a monotonous old broken record all at the same time.

“How do I get my website to the top of Google?”

This …

Yesterday evening Kate, Ben and Simon made their way to the Ship Hotel, Chichester, for an evening of networking with the industry’s finest. They gained a chance to pick up some great tips on how to promote Chichester Design, how to build the businesses’ reputation and how to protect that reputation, and there was most definitely some food for thought.

After a networking session where we met some new SCDF members and made some excellent new contacts we settled down to an evening of infotastic presentations. First up was Louise Fenwick of Coalition Communications. Louise talked about Promotion and …

We are pleased to present a fresh and exciting new website design for Ski Floralie. This beautiful Alpine ski chalet was bought by local businessman and Pallant House Gallery board member John Ayton. Having heard word of us on the street, John & Co called on the web design skills and technical know-how of the Chichester Design team to make the online forefront of his new business venture shine.

The brief for the design was to keep it minimal, using natural colours and tones, to keep it simple in functionality and style and easy to navigate for the reader. …

I’ve been watching some pretty interesting webinars on B2B marketing of late as it’s always good to keep up with the Jones’. Just last Thursday, as I sat there before the purple laptop of inspiration watching Paul Cash, CEO of Hurricane Marketing, give a presentation I was taken back to my marketing studies at Bournemouth University and it got me to thinking about the Chichester Design brand.

Paul’s presentation was titled “How the underdog beats the market leader” and it focused on the implications that the recession is having on established brands and how smaller businesses such as ours …