Based in Gandia in the Valencia region of Spain, and we specialise in the design and creation of web sites. Whilst great importance is placed on modern design and functionality, equal importance is placed on making sure that your web site obtains the greatest possible level of traffic.

What does this mean?

It means that a large part of our work is always focussed on ensuring that any web site we build is search engine friendly.  Critically, we make sure that your web site is fully integrated with social media, so that your clients can meet you – where they are most comfortable.

So, when we design your web site, we:

assess your business needs, your market, your competitors and their Internet presence
advise you on the most effective domain name for SEO purposes, together with buying it and registering it under your name
conduct search term and keyword research
design the branding and logo for your web site
build your web site to suit your particular needs
host your web site
copy write your web site, enrich the text for SEO purposes and ensure all the metadata is relevant and correct
provide you with relevant commercial Tags for all your text and Posts
integrate your web site with social media
show you how to use your web site

Of course, we can also offer you so much more.  Optimising a successful web site does not end with the construction of the site.  To consistently attract traffic and direct traffic onto a web site and to improve search engine rankings is on-going work – that must never cease.  If you want to stay ahead of your competitors, you need dynamic back-up.  So, we can:

operate a back linking strategy
upgrade your site continually as SEO upgrades appear
copy write your Posts for maximum impact so that they are all keyword rich, properly tagged and SEO’d
monitor your social media
build (and run) your Facebook Page and Twitter profile and Tweet for you
produce article PR and distribute this widely throughout the Internet
build a YouTube channel for you and Post your films for maximum effect

Our aim is always to ensure that your web site obtains commercially relevant ‘traffic’.  If this is what you want – then contact us and let us build and run your web site…

Social Media Management

This site is WordPress and so are millions of others.
Why? Because , quite simply, its the best.

WordPress is the essential tool for centralising your social media presence. Robust, flexible and constantly updated it allows for adaptation on a whole range of easy to use functions and features.
It deploys  easily,  is well supported (one of the worlds largest software communities) and most importantly is SEO friendly so Search Engines like Google, Bing & Yahoo just love it.

For those of us interested in using Social Media its the only option.
We deal specifically with self hosted, taylor-made versions of WordPress.

Contact us for a Quote

This site is WordPress and so are millions of others.
Why? Because , quite simply, its the best.

WordPress is the essential tool for centralising your social media presence. Robust, flexible and constantly updated it allows for adaptation on a whole range of easy to use functions and features.
It deploys  easily,  is well supported(one of the worlds largest software communities) and most importantly is SEO friendly so Search Engines like Google, Bing & Yahoo just love it.

For those of us interested in using Social Media its the only option.
We deal specifically with self hosted, taylor-made versions of WordPress.

Contact us for a Quote

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We decided to take the scenic route to Guadalest, so set off down the A7 motorway that follows the Costa Blanca coastline but took the exit at Altea and then headed inland over the mountains and through some truly fantastic scenery. We stopped off at several points along the way for photo opportunities of the surrounding countryside, as well as the large tracts of land we saw that are now used for the under-cover cultivation of nisperos – or loquats.

Guadalest itself is a truly lovely village, although probably very crowded with tourists in the peak season. However, at this time of year – a beautiful November day – it was perfect. All the facilities of the town were open and available to the visitors, but without the summer crowds! You can leave your car in the parking area just off the main through road, and if you wish you can call in to the tourist office there to obtain any information you may want to make your visit more enjoyable. Nearly every town along the Costa Blanca has at least one such office, and they are always happy to supply you with local maps, guides, etc. From there, you can cross the road and approach the old part of the town with its picturesque squares and streets, and work your way up to the castle area itself, although not very much remains intact of the original construction.

Viewing points over the countryside around the town give you an idea of what an excellently placed fortress this must have been, and the views over the lake – used as a reservoir – are stunning. The works involved with this reservoir have been undertaken in order to maintain a reliable water supply for this stretch of the Costa Blanca, having to cope with the huge influx of summer tourists to the likes of Benidorm, Altea, Calpe, and all the other resorts along the coast.
Guadalest has not only its castle, souvenir shops and stunning views to entice the visitor – there is also an amazing array of museums of different types to entertain and intrigue you. If you want to see anything from instruments of torture to contemporary art, (normally) large things in tiny miniature to classic vehicles, or even a museum of salt and pepper shakers, then Guadalest and its immediate surrounding area is the place to come. Totally intriguing! And after all that, there is a wide choice of places to eat and have a drink – and not all at outrageous tourist prices. This is a place where – although it is one of the Costa Blanca’s main tourist attractions – you can still have a really satisfying “Menu del Día” lunch for less than €8.00 per person…..depending on your choice of eatery, of course! We found one such place right opposite the car park, so after enjoying a great value meal in the sunshine, we were able to get to the car easily and start heading home.

This time, however, we headed towards Benidorm on a less mountainous road than we followed in the morning, and very quickly arrived at the motorway access point, just one junction south of where we had left the motorway on our way to Guadalest. Certainly a great day out, from our Bed and Breakfast on the Costa Blanca!

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