The site comes with an easy to use CMS so they can edit the site themselves and keep the information up to date.

View Website: www.managementsystems.com.au

Visit www.lincolnoftoorak.com.au

Visit www.cpe.net.au

If your site looks a bit dodgy or doesn’t provide basic information then visitors will move on and use your competitors.  Five things you can do to evoke trust in your website are:

1: Show that your website represents a real company.

Make sure your website as your postal address and phone numbers clearly found (preferably on every page) If your customers don’t know where you are or how to contact you by phone they wont trust you and therefore won’t use your services. You can even add your ABN / ACN  to the footer of the website.

2: Show your visitors why your business is better

Clearly define on your website why your visitors should use you rather than your competitors.  What sets you apart from the rest.  Exhibit a code of ethics, testimonials, or why your products are superior that your competitors.

3: Let your visitors know that other people have used your products / services.

Reassure your visitors that your products or services work and have been tested.  Display Awards, Testimonials and FAQ’s clearly on your website.  Show how other people have benefited from using your services.

4: Offer visitors guarantees

Eliminate the risk of using your products or services.  Offer visitors guarantees or 30 day return policies so that using you is 100% risk free.  This gives visitors reassurance that you are highly credible.

5: Give em something for FREE

Offer your visitors something for FREE.  It could be an extra item if one is purchased. It could be a free E-Book or document download related to your business that helps the visitor.  You could even enter them into a weekly draw in exchange for their contact details.

For more information on how to evoke trust into your website please contact I.W.S. Internet Web Solutions on 03 9437 2510

Seasons Greetings!

I.W.S. would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued patronage over the past year. We have just entered our twelfth year in business and are always striving to continually innovate with the changing trends of the internet and provide the best personalised service possible. We are excited by the new year ahead and the brand new products we will have ready to launch in 2012.

We will be keeping in touch more with regular newsletters and Blog entries so please sign up to follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

On behalf of the I.W.S. team, we thank you for your continued support and we wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year.

Cheers,

Geoff Lee

Please Note…

The IWS Office will be closed from Monday December 19th 2011 to Tuesday 3rd January 2012

For support during closing times please email support@iwsdesign.net or in an emergency phone (03) 9437 2510
(please leave a message and we will return your call as soon as possible.)

Tip Top Butchers cater for Restaurants, Hotels, Clubs & Cafes as well as the general public via their store.  Also available are:
Frozen Seafood and Pastries
Grocery items
Deli goods
International Foods and more

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We have been with Distribute IT for about 8 years and have found them to be a great company to work with. Their service has been impeccable, and I wish them well for the future. It’s a shame that something like this has happened to a company like Distribute IT.

All the best guys,

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Our latest i-design website to go live is for Keon Labels.

Keon customers can take advantage of more than 250 different die-cut sizes specifically tailored to their individual needs for self adhesive labels.

The logo was designed by Graphics Unlimited and they chose i-design websites template  Trades and Sporting Clubs Design 6 and we changed the colour scheme from blue to green.

Keon Labels

The corks are popping at Cannibal Creek Winery today as we launched their new website.   Their website features the ability to purchase wines online, sign up to their social networks, and gather information about their fantastic wines as well as view images of their winery.

Located in a beautiful part of Gippsland (at the foothills of the Black Snake Ranges) they hand pick their grapes to make a range of premium boutique wines.  (Cannibals, Snakes, who named these places?)

Congratulations to Patrick and Kirsten on their new website.

http://www.cannibalcreek.com.au

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The milestone follows strong growth in registrations over the past 10 years and places .au in the top 10 largest country codes in the world. This is a testament to the strength and stability of the namespace and its value to the Australian community.

Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy Senator Stephen Conroy said today’s milestone was further evidence of Australia’s growing digital economy.

“The digital economy is the future and I’m pleased to see more Australians getting an online presence,” said Senator Conroy. “The Internet offers incredible opportunities to businesses, organisations and individuals and the continued growth of the .au domain shows how much Australians are embracing the online world in almost all aspects of their lives.

Chris Disspain, CEO of auDA, said all Australians should be proud of the strong online community we have created through .au.

“There were only about 275,000 .au domains registered when auDA introduced a new competition model in 2002. Now we are celebrating two million registrations and this wouldn’t have been possible without the policy reforms and marketing activities auDA have implemented, or without the technical and operational expertise AusRegistry has brought to the industry,” Mr Disspain said.

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