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WebAlert has joined the Cloud revolution and now hosts all websites using the latest Cloud Hosting technology.
For further details visit www.WebAlertHosting.co.uk
WebAlert is looking for a Nottinghamshire or Derbyshire based freelance web designer to join the WebAlert team. If you have search engine optimising skills & mysql database knowledge please contact WebAlert for further details.
Overseas web agencies need not apply.
Half Year figures from January to June 2009, are 2.0 million page views from 0.7 million unique visitors.
Cumulatively 18.5 million page views from 4.5 million uniques visitors. All indications are that WebAlert will have achieved 20 million pages read by some 5 million people by the end of the year.
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Full Year figures from January to Decemebr 2008, are 4.1 million page views from 1.3 million unique visitors.Total page views are slightly down on last year, however total unique web visitors continues to grow, some 100k more than last year.
Cumulatively 16.5 million page views from 3.8 million uniques visitors.
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Half Year figures from January to June 2008, are 2.3 million page views from 0.7 million unique visitors. This represents a 25% increase on the prior year equivalent half year figures.
Cumulatively 14.8 million page views from 3.2 million uniques visitors.
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WebAlert web traffic obliterates the previous years figures!
Year Ending Dec 2007, there have been 5.1 million page views from 1.2 million unique visitors. This represents a 15% and 45% increase on prior year figures.
Cumulatively the WebAlert network topped the 13 million page views mark from 2.6 million uniques visitors.
Early figures for 2008 show a 25% increase on the 2007's traffic!
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Due to ongoing growth and success WebAlert will not be taking on any new business until mid 2008. This is to ensure quality control to existing clients.
Midlands based freelance web designers with suitable SEO skills are invited to contact WebAlert to be considered for referral work.
WebAlert does not feel out sourcing work to overseas web agencies is in the best interest of uk based customers and as such will not be doing this, therefore overseas agencies need not apply.
WebAlert web traffic continues to obliterate previous years figures!
Year to date, as at the end of October, there have been 4.5 million page views from 1 million unique visitors. This represents a 12.5% and 43% increase on prior year figures.
Cumulatively the WebAlert network topped the 12 million page views mark from 2.5 million uniques visitors. A busy Christmas is expected !
Let WebAlert growing your web traffic click to contact WebAlert
This is becoming a daily routine saying to web agencies that WebAlert is an independant freelance web design business.
To re-iterate, WebAlert is not looking to outsource it's work to overseas agencies, neither is it looking to work for a rival Nottingham web design agency or company.
WebAlert can provide a better, cheaper and more effecient service as a freelance web designer ~ the corporate dollar means nothing.
Hot on the heals of recent eCommerce website launches for small business in Nottingham, Derby and Leicestershire, WebAlert has been approached by 'A Nottingham Based Web Agency' to provide an eCommerce package for their clients.
In the words of 'A Nottingham Based Web Agency' ....
"we are unable to provide an effecient eCommerce Solution to customers" and want a referral fee for our inability to do a job .... yet another example of how Web Design Agencies inflate the cost of web developments.
Moral of the story ~ To Get Your eCommerce Business Online don't pay over the odds to Web Agencies, look around and contact a WEBALERT web developer!
WebAlert Will Get You Online More Effeciently And At A Fair Price
"Checkout" the recent WebAlert shopping cart websites and contact WebAlert directly with your eCommerce website requirements.
Anyone experiencing problems with their Email Defence
anti-spam and email protection reporting service are urged to Contact WebAlert for details of an alternative supplier.
WebAlert first experienced problems with the product in March / April 2007. Below is a recent email received from 123-reg which basically is a blatant pack of lies with reference to the loss of service
1) "We've just been told"
... vs WebAlert first contacted 123-reg about this in April/May 2007
2) immediate effect !?!?
... it was in April 2007 not July 2007 !
3) WebAlert was also informed in Feb 2007 that 123-reg were developing their own version ... vs we are working closely with supplier
4) WebAlert was told in April that the expected development time was 8-9 months ... vs as soon as possible
Email Defense: reduced service notice email
Dear 123-reg customer,
We are sorry to inform you that some features of your email defence service are temporarily suspended. We have been notified by our supplier that they have temporarily discontinued the quarantine functionality of this service. Your inbox will still be protected against spam and viruses but you will not be able to see junk messages that have been filtered. All other services of your email defence product are not affected. Our provider has not provided us with a specific date as to when a quarantine service will once again be available but we will keep you informed about any changes.
With immediate effect, you will no longer be able to access the web portal and receive emailed reports about your quarantine.
Due to the reduction in functionality, the price for email defence will be reduced from 71p per month to 35p per month until further notice.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you and are working closely with the service provider to get this up and running again as soon as possible.
Kind regards
The 123-reg administration team
An amusing quirk to this is that 123-reg's own newsletter get's quarantined as spam by the Email Defense product, therefore few if any 123-reg customers will actually receive the "Email Defense: reduced service notice" email.
Web traffic continues to obliterate previous years figures:
Jan-June
saw 2.6 million page views from 600k unique visitors.
Cumulative figures are 9.989 million page views from 1.89 million uniques visitors as at the end of June 2007
Join the WebAlert hits parade - contact WebAlert to be WebAlerted!
Anyone experiencing problems with their Anti-virus / anti-spam software Email Defence service are urged to Contact WebAlert.
An alternative supplier has been has been sourced.
WebAlert recently became a Member of the Federation
of Small Businesses (Nottingham and Derby branch).
WebAlert would like to invite fellow members to Contact WebAlert
to discuss how to develop their Company websites.
WebAlert has suffered from it's own Google success.
A company called Nixxie Ltd based in London, using an ip address
of Principal IT is trying to poach WebAlert's customers, by offering “contextual” advertising techniques ie pay-per-click marketing.
They Googled "Web Developer Client Sites" and they have been contacting website owners with the view of poaching WebAlert's clients ~ whilst legal it is also highly unethical !
WebAlert and its clients only deals with ethical businesses
and
all emails from Simon Bingham at Nixxie Ltd are being deleted.
During 2006 calendar year the WebAlert Network saw web traffic figures of 4,322,880 page views from 846,111 unique visitors.
Cumulative figures are 7.3 million page views from 1.4 million uniques as at the end of December 2006 ... Q1 2007 figures have already exceeded the Q1 2006 as at the end of Feb - with 1 month to spare!
Join the WebAlert hits parade - contact WebAlert to be WebAlerted!
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Closing in on 5 million page views from nearly 1 million unique visitors
W3C accessibilty compliant web design and database development joint venture for small businesses with iBrow Media in Nottingham.
Update: This scheme has been terminated February 2007
