SiteWeave add Google Translate to client's web sites

Google Translate is a service provided by Google which can be used to translate words, documents and even whole web sites into a variety of languages. At present his service is provided at no cost - a cost may be applied in the future.

SiteWeave have added a link to Google Translate on two of our client's web sites:

• Vistaplan Drawing Management - look for the Google Translate box at the top left of the page
  
  
• The Finance Team - look for the Google Translate box at the bottom right of the page

Google Tranlate can also translate PDF files stored on your web site!

• Take a look at a PDF on the SiteWeave web site
  
  
• Now translated into French by Google Translator

Although the Google Translate service is provided at no cost, SiteWeave will make a small charge for the cost of integrating the code onto your web site and testing it. If you are interested please contact John at SiteWeave.

SiteWeave re-create Finance Team web site

The Finance Team web site has been hosted by SiteWeave for some years but maintained by members of the Finance Team staff, using FrontPage. The FrontPage software is now getting old and is no longer supported by Microsoft so SiteWeave we asked to re-create the web site using modern coding techniques.

This we have done and the new site, boasting more graphics, slimmer coding and basic search engine optimisation is now up and running!

SiteWeave have been creating web sites, big and small, for more than ten years. If you'd like a web site, or if you have one that needs updating or promoting please contact John Studd at SiteWeave for a chat and an estimate!

SiteWeave submit another Article for Vistaplan-Arand

Vistaplan-Arand are a Powder Coating company based in Daventry, Northampstonshire. SiteWeave wrote and now maintain and promote their web site.

Chris Shannon, General Manager of Vistaplan-Arand has written articles relating to the history and development of powder coating and SiteWeave have published these on several article publishing web sites.

Four of these articles have been published on the Ezinearticles web site:

• The History of Powder Coating
• Pre-Treatment of Components Prior to Powder Coating
• Methods of Powder Coating
• Curing the Powder Film

These articles have proved to be interesting reading and also help raise the search engine ranking of the web site as, attached to each article, is information about Chris, Vistaplan-Arand and a link to the Vistaplan-Arand web site.

SiteWeave have also created links to the latest article on Twitter and Facebook. Social networks are becoming increasingly important in promoting web sites and SiteWeave are actively involved in this area.

SiteWeave Launch Tasty Trotters web site

Tasty Trotters provide a range of mouth-watering food for a variety of functions - hog roasts, roast lamb and pork, barbeque chicken and fish - and a selection of salads and vegetarian foods.

The Tasty Trotters web site is another of our successful Send and Go web sites and shows how quickly such sites can be created and put online: Dan telephone us one lunch time and arranged to call round to the SiteWeave office that afternoon. We showed him several current Send and Go web sites and he was so impressed that he left a deposit that afternoon!

During the next two weeks Dan sent us the content for the web site and SiteWeave registered the domain name and worked on the design. Once all the content was to hand we uploaded the site and registered it with Google.

So, within two weeks on the initial telephone call the web site was up and running! Send and Go at its best!

CJ Tools is SiteWeave site of the month for March

C J Tools supply precision engineered products, components and assemblies to many industries that demand the best in terms of quality, price and delivery.

They support their customers through sharing their expertise in design for manufacture. Manufacturing in optimal methods and employing the most suitable processes they will deliver long term sustainable products and services. CJ Tools will integrate with client designers and specifiers and continue to deliver competitive advantage through optimised designs and supply chain excellence.

The current web site is the third web site that SiteWeave have created for CJ Tools and we are pleased to say that it features on at rank 1 on page 1 of Google for five search terms - check this out on the SiteWeave web site!

Enlarged Woodmancote Contractors web site is now on line

SiteWeave began the Woodmancote Contractors web site some time ago but pressure of work prevented the agricultural contractors from providing the content required to complete the site. Winter is the quietest time of the year on the land and so over January and February the site has been completed.

Woodmancote Agricultural Contractors are based near Emsworth on the West Sussex/Hampshire border. With over 35 years of experience, the business provides an extensive range of agricultural services: from forage harvesting to combining, from hedge trimming to compost spreading and from drilling to baling. They also provide complete and part farm contracts.

Partnerships with landowners and farmers is an increasingly important part of their business and they have formed various share farming agreements over the past ten years, giving farmers a guaranteed return on investment.

SiteWeave worked closely with Nick Smith of Woodmancote Contractors to build the bespoke web site that displays the equipment they use and describes the services they provide.

If you are interested in a web site, be it large or small, contact SiteWeave to discuss your needs - with ten years of experience in web site design and search engine optimisation and 100 web sites currently on the Internet we are sure that we can create and promote a web site that will help you and your business.

SiteWeave Launch new Safety Light web site

The original Safety Light was invented by Chris Haines and featured on BBC's Dragon's Den in March 2007.

This web site introduces a new product which features a very neat torch which can be set to stay on in the dark in order to act as a night light. In the event of a power failure the light remains on and can easily be found and removed to be used as a powerful torch.

Because the torch is held in the charger it is always fully charged and ready to go - in a power failure situation or whenever you need a torch.

The new Safety Light is available with a UK type
three-pin plug and also in a two-pin plug version which makes it usable in scores of countries around the world.

Both versions will be available from mid-April.

SiteWeave have been working with Chris since the days of the original Safety Light and created the initial site in 2007 and the lastest site during the last few months.