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There are around 25 web design agencies in Blackpool that are mainly small design studios and freelance designers.
Many of the larger design studios are based in Manchester leaving smaller designers to cater for SME’s and start-ups. There are around 20 marketing companies in Blackpool that offer website design alongside other marketing services, such as PR, advertising and web development.
If you needed some media support, there are many PR companies in Blackpool that may be able to help.
Do you have a website brief to send to a few web designers in Blackpool?
A website brief is not telling web designers what you want, but it is an outline of what you are looking for. Some of the things you can include may include:
Most web designers in Blackpool will ask these questions over the phone.
If anything a website brief saves you having to repeat yourself 5 times when talking to 5 agencies.
There are a few things to consider when looking at selecting from local experts:
It is always best working with a designer who is local to Blackpool. Not only does this give you a chance to meet with them, but there is the added commitment that comes with working with a local supplier.
If you are an author and need a website designed, then we advise using someone local.
All web agencies in Blackpool have different backgrounds. A track record of clients they have done design work for, and selecting one that knows your industry is important. Your website is your shop window, getting it right is essential.
Certain website styles work well for some industries, but not for others; just because a website looks good does not mean it will work well.
Cost is always an issue to any business, certainly during times of recession, all businesses need to look after the pennies. It is wise to shop around and compare web design prices to ensure that you are not overpaying.
However, consideration does need to be given to skill. A cheap website does not make it the best website and sometimes it is worth paying a little extra for quality.
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Once your website is produced (or a web re-designed), the hard work then starts, as you need to get people to your website.
This is also something we can help you with.
In the short term, advertising is advised, also known as pay per click marketing. This is done via advertising platforms such as Google Adwords.
In the long term, getting organic visitors is needed, rather than advertising online. This is called website optimisation or SEO for short.
There are over 30 SEO companies in Blackpool that can help with this, since most web designers do not offer SEO. SEO is very much an unknown, since the search engines do not reveal how they rank and list all websites in Blackpool.
This is called digital marketing, and also includes social media marketing. Not all web designers in Blackpool offer digital marketing, so you may require quotes for digital marketing support.
Social media marketing has become a big part of the mix of SEO, on platforms such as Twitter and TikTok.
Have you considered using a social media influencer, to get you known to their thousands of followers? Many people now have a full time career as a social media influencer.
There is a loyalty that comes with working with someone local. It is difficult to explain, but working with a local web design agency in Blackpool is always better than someone hundreds of miles away.
It is not just because of logic but there is a chemistry involved.
It is of course a well known seaside resort in Lancashire, on the west coast of England, and famous for its rock and the Blackpool Tower.
The name is thought to have come from the water that ran off the peat hills, possibly ‘Spen Dyke’, through a channel leading into the Irish Sea.
A animal skeleton that is thought to be 12,000 years old was found in 1970 that had barbed arrow heads in it, showing early man’s interest in the area.
It became a popular location in the 18th century as a place to go sea bathing, as a cure for sickness, and continues today more for pleasure than as a cure of diseases.
When the railways arrived in 1846 it became a popular destination from larger cities, such as Manchester and Birmingham.
It has around 150,000 people living around the city (according to the council), and the economy is based mainly around the tourist industry and services.
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