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Shrinking Growth will sort the Good Developers from the Bad

Wednesday, November 26th, 2008

Ensuring you choose the right web developer to maintain or build your ecommerce website has never been more important than it is now.

With countries around the world falling into technical recessions and consumers struggling to obtain credit, ecommerce website owners need to be clever with their websites to ensure continuing growth. (more…)

VAT Change: Important Information for Website Owners

Tuesday, November 25th, 2008

As you will have heard in yesterday’s pre-budget report, VAT will be reduced from the present rate of 17.5% to 15%, from Monday 1st December until the end of next year.

In making this move there will be many website owners, particularly those with ecommerce websites, who may need to have changes made to their website to bring the new VAT rate into action. (more…)

Always Look on the Bright Side of Life…

Friday, November 21st, 2008

The last few weeks has seen a barrage of negative stories dominating the news channels around the globe.

No one can argue that the outlook is a little bleak in some quarters; however, as we hope to show you, there are still some positive rays of hope out there getting lost amongst all the talk of economic downturn and recession. (more…)

In the News – November

Thursday, November 13th, 2008

UKNetWeb has been in the news again this month with coverage in the Western Morning News and the latest issue of Business Cornwall Magazine. (more…)

Businesses Gain Deeper Insight at Virtual Conference

Monday, October 13th, 2008

Last week, Cornish web developers, UKNetWeb, hosted a free virtual conference for local businesses wanting to know more about the Convergence round of funding for the county.

The conference entitled ‘Insight: Convergence’ was the second in a series of virtual events organised by the company in a drive to help businesses gain deeper insight into a range of topical issues of importance to business in the region. (more…)

Virtual Conference to Look at Convergence Business Support Funding

Monday, September 29th, 2008

Cornish web developers, UKNetWeb, have announced the speaker for their next monthly virtual conference session to be entitled ‘Insight: Convergence’.

South West Regional Development Agency (SWRDA), Innovation and Enterprise Convergence Manager, Josie Linton, will take the keynote speech with other members of SWRDA team supporting her at the conference. (more…)

In the News

Thursday, September 25th, 2008

UKNetWeb has had two pieces of coverage this morning.

The first a column on Virtual Conferences published in the WMN Business Technology Zone..

UKNetWeb MD, Toby Parkins looks at the benefits of Virtual Conferences

UKNetWeb MD, Toby Parkins looks at the benefits of Virtual Conferences

The second a piece on our client’s site Ashes and Sparks..

Virtual Conference Highlights Cornish Strength in Face of a Recession

Wednesday, September 3rd, 2008

Yesterday’s virtual conference, Insight:Recession, highlighted local optimism in the face of growing fears that the UK economy is facing a recession.

The virtual event which took place on Tuesday (2nd September) featured a keynote speech from respected economist, and former Finance Cornwall Chief Executive, Lord Robin Teverson.

Guests at the event included a range of local business owners as well as Stephen Bohane, Head of Business Development in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly within The South West Regional Development Agency (SWRDA) and Terrye Teverson, Liberal Democrat Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Truro and Falmouth. (more…)

UKNetWeb Hosts Virtual Launch Party

Thursday, July 31st, 2008

A virtual party hosted over the internet by Cornish based web developers, UKNetWeb, attracted a crowd of around fifty people last week as they launched their new corporate website and a free guide to using emerging technology to survive a recession. (more…)

Introduction – Recession, What Recession?

Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008

Whatever camp you’re in you can’t fail to notice the increasing talk of recession and ongoing coverage of rising fuel prices, the credit crunch and instability in the housing market.

Even if you haven’t noticed any effect on your business just yet, it is clear that all the talk is having an affect on consumer confidence and eventually the results will be felt by many businesses. (more…)