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Abbey Ethical Strikes Gold (and Black) With Launch of SaaF Beauty and Skincare Product Range7th Mar 2008

Abbey Ethical who are based in Greyabbey, County Down, Northern Ireland have struck Gold (and Black)with the launch of the exciting new SaaF range of products.

With attractive and ethical Gold and black presentation boxes, the Abbey Ethical team have begun the distribution of the SaaF body and beauty products.

All products are:
Soil Association Certified
Vegan Certified
Vegetarian Certified
Naturewatch - Cruelty Free Certified
Halal Certified

As long term Vegans the Abbey Ethical team are committed to doing their little bit towards helping to make our beautiful planet a healthier, happier and kinder place. Treading lightly on mother Earth and having respect and compassion for our animal friends.

All Abbey Ethical Products are:
Free from the chemical nasties
Purchased from nice ethical companies When we say it is Organic it really is and accredited accordingly.

Suitable for Vegetarians and Vegans (for most products)
Never ever tested on animals only humans.

For further information visit:
Abbey Ethical.com

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Glenovation Team Scoops Prestigious Business Award20th Nov 2007

Glenovation have scooped a prestigious business award at the North Antrim Business Awards 2007. The Internet Services team were winners in the "Best Growth Business" category against "stiff" competition. The event was held at Lissanoure Castle and presented by Mr Frank Mitchell of UTV in November 2007.

Glenovation provide Internet and Business Services throughout Ireland and the UK and also have customers as far away as Rochester, New York, Hong Kong and Johannesburg, South Africa.
These customers are supplied from the Glenovation head office in Ballycastle, County Antrim.

"I would like to sincerely thank all our customers and friends who helped us achieve this accolade. I am very proud to accept this award on behalf of the Glenovation team who work tirelessly to provide top class Internet and Business Services." – Tony Devlin – Managing Director

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New PSD to XHTML Service25th Jul 2007

Glenovation Internet Services has just launched a new service aimed specifically at graphic and print designers who are interested in becoming involved in web design and development. Our new PSD to XHTML/CSS service will allow designers to let their creative juices flow without having to get involved with development tools like Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 or get bogged down in masses of XHTML and CSS code.

Glenovation will take away all the pain involved with website development by producing high quality, hand coded XHTML and CSS that is cross-browser compatible (IE 6, IE 7, Firefox, etc), WAI Compliant, Search Engine Optimised and W3C Validated. All that you have to do is create and send your designs to us in any common format, PSD, JPG or even existing markup.

For more information please visit the link below . . .

www.glenovation.com/psdtoxhtml.php

You create, we code from £175 + VAT

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Search Engine Optimisation?14th May 2007

Search Engine Optimisation, or SEO, is the term used to describe the technique of preparing a website to improve its chances of being referenced and ranked on a search engine, such as www.google.com or www.ask.com, once a relevant search query has been submitted. Many factors may be considered when optimising a website, including page content and layout, relevancy of HTML meta tag information, keyword density, the submission process and the validity and accessibility of the site.

With more and more emphasis being placed on major search engines as invaluable sources of information, it has become increasingly important for a website to be well optimised and “search engine friendly”. In fact Glenovation make SEO an important factor in the website design process of any new website development project. As much as this is the case with many web development companies, you may find that longer running or less well designed websites will not include many of the SEO factors that are currently considered to be important by some of the major search engines. However all is not lost, there are a number of simple techniques that can be used to help websites that are failing to make any kind of mark when relevant queries have been submitted:

1) Addition of HTML meta data
Addition of special HTML tags containing information such as keywords and page descriptions

2) Keyword Relevancy/Density Revision
Revision of content and keyword phrases to ensure that all keyword phrases are present within the page content

3) Page Title Relevancy Revision
Revision of page titles to ensure that the page title is relevant to the page content

4) Addition of a Site Map
The creation and addition of a page that links to every page of the website

5) Directory Submission
Submission to various web directories, business directories, etc

6) Relevant Link Building
Building up a collection of links to other relevant websites and having them place a reciprocal link back to your site

7) Google AdWords Campaign
A focused Google AdWords Campaign based on specific query strings . . .more

If you are interested in what a search engine bot sees when it arrives at your website, take a look at the SEO Text Browser at Domain Tools.

For a free consultation and information on how Glenovation can help with Search Engine Optimisation for your website please contact a member of the Glenovation Internet Services team today.

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Is Your Website in Breach of The Companies Act?11th Apr 2007

As a result of an update to the Companies Act 1985 Legislation, every company must list its company registration number, place of registration and registered office address on its website. The information, which must be in legible characters, should also appear on order forms and in emails. Such information is already required on 'business letters' but the duty is being extended to websites, order forms and electronic documents.

The Companies Act 2006 Legislation has come into force in January 2007, requiring all companies in the UK to include this regulatory information on their website and in e-mail correspondence to avoid being in breach of the Act. If your website is still in breach of the act, please contact us to discuss updating your site with the required information.

Please click here for more details.

Please click here for further details and a copy of the Companies Act 2006.

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