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New Services posted: 17 08 09

We are pleased to announce two new services today.. a new professional Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) product and a service for those out there let down by their existing web master.

Our new professional SEO service is designed to provide a level of linking, tracking and analysis in search engine marketing way beyond the usual google analytics.

A complete software suite of professional tools allow us to analyse, your existing site, plan optimisation strategies, compare competitors and high ranking sites link strategies, and then create powerful link directories on your site designed to provide links carefully crafted to increase your sites ranking. This is an ongoing service, achieving lasting results through proven strategies rather than quick unsustainable fixes.

Normally offered by SEO companies for large upfront fees we prefer to let clients pay as they go and let the results speak for themselves.

Note: I recently heard SEO companies described as “the snake oil salesmen of the web.” Much rubbish has been written and many impossible promises made, we intend to open our service, post SEO tips and tricks here and generally try to demystify the process as much as possible.

Secondly much requested and now available 69Design is offering Webmaster Services for those who for whatever reason had their sites designed elsewhere and have been let down or deserted by the existing designer or webmaster.

We will manage your site, change text and pictures and handle banner exchanges, all for a fixed fee, and we offer a free SEO report to start of new webmaster clients on the right road to better site management.

So if these services sound of interest please have a look at their relevant pages Webmaster Services and professional SEO Services

Going all corporate posted: 16 08 09

Well the title says most of it but of course we will not be loosing the personal element of our business at all.

Over the past few months more and more escort enquiries have been coming from Europe, the USA and beyond (we are just applying the finishing touches to an escort agency in Thailand). While this is a very welcome development it has highlighted some areas where we felt we could improve and open up our service, so this we have now hopefully done.

For all new design commissions we have now set up a secure collaborative project management area. Clients, as well as us of course, can now see exactly the process and expected dates for each stage of their design. The system logs all correspondence, allows for on-line revisions of the site text, keeps project notes and allows clients to upload images and documents as well as sending mail each time revisions or items requiring attention are posted.

This we believe will not only streamline our design process, but enable clients to be more involved and informed in the design process at all stages.

More corporate, yes, more professional, yes, less accessible, definitely not. We take great pride in our relationship with our clients and will not allow this to change. We consistently aim to improve not only our designs, but also our range of services and the the infrastructure needed to deliver them efficiently.

As the escort market becomes more and more saturated and the available clients cut back in recessionary times 69Design continues to strive to provide clients with every advantage in a difficult market.

A step up posted: 01 08 09

Back to Flash, where appropriate.. Having had a love of Flash technology for years, Mandy and I decided that with the advent and the slow mainstream acceptance of Actionscript 3 (the latest programming language for Flash known as AS3) I would take a while, assess its benefits, learn it and mainly stay away from full flash sites until I (Richard) had got my head round the many differences in the language.

Anyway techno waffle over, the net result is we now have our second AS3 site on line and the most complex one to date in terms of scripting, http://www.lady-isobella.com and the feedback so far has been overwhelmingly positive. It is also the second to utilise the layout with large image areas and the menu as a bottom bar, see also http://www.dina-london.com although this one is created in HTML and uses AJAX for the effects. Two solutions creating the same basic idea.

Every so often we reach a milestone in our designs where the go up a notch, the sites for both Isobella and Dina both designed as a collaboration between Mandy and I, are I believe such a point in different technologies and we very pleased with both.