Did you know that 28% of customers believe that a good website gives a local business credibility?  And that 26% of customers are more likely to contact a business if it has a website?

Face it:  the world is online.  The Yellow Pages has become nothing more than a doorstop, because everyone’s got their laptop and smart phone, and if you don’t have a good website, you’re going to be left in the dust.  It’s not just about staying current with today’s technology – it’s about being able to stay ahead.

It’s very unlikely that you’re going to run out and learn HTML or one of the many other languages out there that you can use to create a website…  you’re too busy running a business.

That’s why you need to hire someone who knows what your customers are looking for.  You need to hire someone who’s created websites that convert, are easy to navigate and quite simply, add to your bottom line.

Even more, you need someone who will continually keep up with the ever-changing internet.  You need someone that you can turn to and trust to keep you ahead of your competitors, to know what the next technology is going to be, and what’s more…  how to use it best in your business.

Venticode offers all that, and more:

• We have an 8-point checklist to make sure that your website has the essential elements (did you know that up to 40% of your visitors will click away immediately if you don’t have a physical address on your page?)

• Your website design will be based on years of experience with local businesses and the customers that frequent them.

• We will provide ongoing service and support, that includes monthly reporting and analytics, website upgrades and tweaks and specialist site add-ons

During your consultation, we’ll also discuss ways to use your website to reach the 106.7 million smartphone users in the US.

Think of the customers you could reach if your website was properly designed to be viewed on a mobile device.

By 2016, 80% of the world could view the internet on a mobile device.  Do you want them to see your site?