Website Design, Hosting & Domain Name Registration.
We are sad to announce that Holly our marketing star ⭐ is leaving us 😥.
She has bought a great vibrancy to mOrsoft and her youthful zest has kept mOrsoft relevant in today’s website design.
We wish her all the best in her new endevour and will be sure she will keep in contact.
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To celebrate that Summer has finally arrived, we are offering a brand new single page website for the first 10 quotations that we receive in July for the scorching hot price of only £299. 🌶🌶🌶
Get your new business growing at a red hot price with help from mOrsoft, complete your quotation now. 🍦🍦🍦
Which? the consumer website has uncovered fake reviews on the Amazon website, the article can be seen here “Which? uncovers fake five-star reviews flooding Amazon”
We have seen a number of websites that have obviously fake reviews and would recommend that you that you adhere to the following from the article.
Five tips for avoiding fake reviews
To avoid falling for a fake review and making a purchase you’ll regret, use our top tips below:
- Don’t rely on ratings – delve deeper and read the reviews. Do they sound natural? Are they too long or short? Are they repetitive?
- Check the dates – look at when the reviews were posted. If many of them were posted in a short time period, it might mean there has been a push for reviews on Facebook groups or other platforms.
- Are the reviews impartial? – click on some reviewers and check their history. Do they give everything five stars? What else have they bought? If they’ve bought multiple of the same type of product in the space of a couple of months, they might be a member of a review group.
- Difference of opinion – if people are praising an aspect or feature of the product that others are highly critical of, it might be suspicious.
Pattern of ratings – are the ratings at different ends of the scale with very little in between? It’s rare that people are completely polarised about a product.
Holly, our superb content provider is on holiday until 18th March.
Therefore updates on the latest news from the web will be suspended until then.
We are sure you will miss these updates, as can be seen from our traffic monitoring. Don’t worry though , it is only for a short time and she will be back soon.
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We are currently running an ad campaign on facebook and are monitoring the feedback and responses to this advert.
Initially it will be for a short period of time and depending on the responses we may extend the period of the promotion, or expand our target audience.
The outcome of this promotion will further help us in recommending a marketing strategy for your business, so helping it to move forward.
With Google+ being discontinued, we thought we would update you on our social media output.
We have replaced our Google+ account with our new instagram account.
With the demise of Google+, we took the opportunity to add an instagram account to our website, which will appeal to our younger clients.
Our new YouTube account enables us to add video to our website, whilst reducing the load on our website server.
We hope to add additional videos to our account, which will showcase our website design skills.
We recently received an e-mail from Google, informing us that Google + will be closing down on the 2nd April 2019.
Part of the e-mail stated the following:
On April 2nd, your Google+ account and any Google+ pages you created will be shut down and we will begin deleting content from consumer Google+ accounts. Photos and videos from Google+ in your Album Archive and your Google+ pages will also be deleted. You can download and save your content, just make sure to do so before April. Note that photos and videos backed up in Google Photos will not be deleted.
The process of deleting content from consumer Google+ accounts, Google+ Pages, and Album Archive will take a few months, and content may remain through this time. For example, users may still see parts of their Google+ account via activity log and some consumer Google+ content may remain visible to G Suite users until consumer Google+ is deleted.
As early as February 4th, you will no longer be able to create new Google+ profiles, pages, communities or events.
Please note this is not the search engine, but google’s social network site. It will not affect your ranking on Google.
We have waited and analysed our website performance before migrating our website to a secure web server.
In the past this can impact your website performance as your website needs to be decoded at the clients computer.
However as technology advances, smartphones and computers are becoming ever more powerful. The slight drop in performance, more than makes up for your secure website browsing on public internet connections ie free WiFi.
From an SEO perspective, Google considers site security to be a ranking signal and will favour websites with HTTPS. Although it is currently only a ‘lightweight’ ranking signal and will therefore only affect a very small number of search queries, we expect this to evolve.
All our new websites can offer this new facility upon request as part of our quotation.
Further to our recent post regarding a customer of ours, who had their website on a low cost main stream web hosting company. We have now transferred their website to our website servers.
The previous company required a monthly payment and only offered a single email address. Also the website had severe restrictions and further options were only available at extra cost.
We are pleased to announce that we successfully arranged a transfer of their site to our website servers together with their domain name. We are now working with them, improving their website and creating email addresses as they need them.
To see how their current website is progressing you can visit it here.
For the month of March, we are offering a fantastic deal to refresh your existing website, ready for the Summer.
We will review your existing website and make recommendations on how to improve it AND apply a 10% reduction on our quotation.
