The Village Websmith - Web Design & Services for Bridgend

Small business web design. The Village Websmith operates through franchisees chosen for their marketing and sales ability rather than technical know how. This is the difference and the way that your message can get across to the huge market that uses the internet to find local services in the Bridgend area.<br><br>The fully managed website option is great for small businesses who don't have the time or personnel to maintain and manage their own website. With a set up fee that can be as low as £240, then maintenance charges starting from £30 per month, you get regular updates and performance reviews as well as marketing advice and a complete facelift for your site every two years.<br><br>By being a small, local business rather than a national concern, the franchisees are able to help you focus and target customers for what you do in in Bridgend , where local knowledge and the power of Webinthebox® can help you accurately target your approach to make sure that you don't have to waste your precious time chasing up enquiries from customers too far away to serve profitably. To get more information, or to discuss a particular project, call the number below, or click in the header of any page to email Neil Hesman, the Village Websmith Wales The Village Websmith. . For more information, please call us on the number shown, or click in the header of any page to email bridgend@villagewebsmith.co.uk.

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Sub Texts
<p>We all have them. Small pieces of additional information that don't have a natural home with any of our major topics, but are far too important to leave out of our site entirely. These can be related to a number pages or topics, or can be specific to just one. Either way, these explanatory notes, expansions, asides or footnotes, call them what you will, need a home.</p><p>Well now they have one, in the shape of the subtexts area. This is a new table that holds information on anything you like as long as it comprises a header, some text and an optional image or two. Entering the information in the table and associating it with a particular page and topic will generate a sub-menu across the page at the foot of that topic, comprising as many subtext items as you like. A practical maximum is about five or six otherwise the whole thing will start to look a little cramped. When the menu item is clicked, a 640x4880px pop up page opens in the centre of the visitor's screen. Simples!</p>