Net 9 Design is one of the most used web design and development companies in Gloucester, meaning the partnership can now offer an extensive coverage of web design and web optimisation to new, potential and existing customers in the Gloucestershire, South Wales and Forest of Dean areas.
Ian Spencer, Managing Director of Clear Web Services said:
“Clear Web Services has been mainly concentrating on SEO and Web Optimisation for existing and new clients over the past few years.
Working with Net 9 Design will allow us to offer the full package, with web design and web development all being able to be taken “in house”.
This is a fantastic opportunity for our customers as we can now offer a range of web development facilities and also deal with new web site designs.“
Clear Web Services is an established and experienced web consultancy that specialises in SEO services, cost per click, web design and online marketing. We also offer email marketing management, social bookmarking opportunities and website analysis reviews.
Duncan Knowles, the Managing Director of Net 9 Design in Gloucester commented:
“We are proud to make this strategic partnership with Clear Web Services. Both our existing client base and prospective customers will benefit from the additional professional services offered to them. We already have seen significantly improved search engine rankings from the optimisation done to client’s sites. Customer response rates on sites have excelled expectations, even during this market downturn. “
Net 9 Design have an outstanding reputation for giving business innovative design solutions for the last 18 years. Having worked with local and national companies, Net 9 Design has delivered hundreds of websites, graphical displays and full brand identities, whilst maintaining successful client retention.
The two companies joining forces means they can now offer the complete package to all clients and expand the area of coverage, with the Forest of Dean and Gloucestershire their main areas, but are also able to expand their operations into South Wales, with a particular emphasis on Caldicot and Chepstow.
