Category: Affordable Web Design and Marketing Tips

The GDPR is a European Union data privacy regulation that may affect New Zealand businesses that offer products or services via a website to individuals within the European Union (EU) or the European Economic Area (EEA). This article gives a high level overview of the GDPR from a business owners’ point of view and gives you links to other resources that will help you understand your obligations in the context of the services you use, such as WooCommerce or MailChimp. You Are Responsible For GDPR Compliance The GDPR is a complex legal subject on which Anyware Ltd is not qualified

On 20 November 2017 Vodafone ended its email service. Vodafone email customers will have to choose from free personal accounts or paid accounts. See which one works best for your business.

Can new and current customers find your products or services on the internet? Find out how good content and the right keywords to market your products and services allow customers’ search lead to your business.

A user friendly website responsive to mobile phones and tablets with professional images and easy to read fonts is a great starting point to keep your visitors engaged. What else do you need to create a positive online impression.

Learn about the Pareto’s 80/20 Principle where 20% of effort produces 80% of the results. How does this relate to your website and sales returns.

As marketing and selling online is continually increasing you need to stand out from your competitors. Discover the marketing strategies you need to consider to get the leading edge.

If you want people to make referrals to your products or services you also need to do the same. When a referral comes to you the prospect may have tried to Google your business. What will they find (or not find)?

For a successful business you need to be a great leader and an expert in your field. Building trust and empathy with your clients and customers will encourage them to come back to you for continual business. This article highlights leadership qualities and how small tweaks can make a difference.

Establish trust with your customers by asking questions to find out what then need. Your expert knowledge will help identify the right product for them. This will result in happy customers and repeat purchases as demonstrated in this article.