Customer Websites and Demonstration Pages

The Mary Glasgow Language Trust is a UK Charity, setup in 1978 which promotes the learning of foreign languages in the UK. ProAction Networks worked closely with the trust to redevelop their existing frames and tables based website whilst this original site remained live. Working with various members of the Trust, Proaction Networks helped develop a new framework, menu structure and colour scheme with constant development input between the two parties.

We helped rebuild the lo-resolution Logos and incorporate a wide range of promotional photographs into the website. The website successfully went live on time and on budget, and was subsequently extended and prefaced with an Adobe Flash introduction in the Autumn of 2008.

The website continues to grow and provide information regarding the charity’s work and forthcoming events.

1st Rate Limited contacted ProAction Networks in June of 2009 because they did not have a website – their customers didn’t know that they existed! 1st Rate are a small independent plumbing service, based in the South East of England. 1st Rate specified a number of features that was required but with the budget of a small fledgling company.

Amongst the overall design – which evolved from the initial blueprint provided by 1st Rate, ProAction Networks implemented a “Postcode Checker” which confirmed to the visitor that 1st Rate did indeed cover their area, and Search Engine Optimisation to help 1st Rate’s visibility within Search Engines.

1st Rate Plumbing have seen a significant increase in enquiries due to their new presence on the world wide web and with the addition of a range of Non Geographic numbers, they advertise one number which contacts any one of their staff 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Protocol Power approached ProAction Networks in March 2009 with a view to revamping their old website and moving to a better, faster web host. In addition to this primary reason, there was a need for a revamp in order to compete with increase online competition for their type of product and improve their email system. Protocol Power had identified that they needed to better display, advertise and promote their products via an online catalogue and it’s status within Search Engines such as Google and MSN Search.

Additionally, Protocol Power suffered from an overwhelming amount of spam to their company email addresses – caused by the design of their old site. ProAction Networks helped Protocol Power reduce spam to their email addresses by use of a PHP contact form, and Protocol Power are now able to add news and update sections of the website themselves via a friendly user interface.

Protocol Power’s website is based on a Content Management System. With a user-friendly and secure web interface, Protocol Power are able to update their catalogue from anywhere in the world, and ensure they do not have to rely on a 3rd party to keep their website up to date.

NEC Business Telephone Systems website was commissioned by a leading UK business telecommunications dealer in Luton; New England Telephone Company. The mission statement was, within a tight budget, to introduce a new, fast and clean website, optimised for Search Engines and Page Ranking high within Google, Yahoo and MSN Search within a specific product range for that company.

The NEC Business Telephone Systems website has now grown to more than 100 pages – each one packed with product detail and optimised for a high page rank within a number of Search Engines. Additionally, the staff at Netco can add news articles themselves which improves the dynamism of the site, keeps the site ‘moving’ and as a result helps improves page rankings

In addition to organic Search Engine rankings, ProAction Networks have helped Netco beat the competition with a targetted Google AdWords campaign – which has also reaped significant results.

Another Apple is an E-Commerce site, designed to retail various Apple hardware, both refurbished and new. The site is securely encypted in all areas which require user details to be transmitted between the end user and the website, including payment areas, but without encrypting unnecessary pages which would slow down the user experience.

The site uses the OSCommerce E-commerce software, which is integrated with Google Checkout to provide familiar, cost-effective, and fast merchant facilities.

Starshaped.Org is a fun website created by one of the ProAction Networks team, as an example of a working blog, which we can help you create in a hosted, entirely custom environment. It utilised the flexible Wordpressblog, which could also be considered a Content Management System. Entirely flexible with thousands of plugins, we can help you develop your own unique Wordpress site.

NEC PBX is an interactive site dedicated to a range of telephone systems. Created using a Content Management System and a Forum, this site provides a wealth of information on telephone systems, and has a discussion forum on a range of technical subjects.

NECPBX is Search Engine Optimised by ProAction Networks and ranks highly across all the global search engines within 6 months of it’s inception. Both the forum and the extensive help guides help raise the website’s profile across the website and attracts paying customers to employ the secondary role of the website, which is to generate revenue.

PXN Help is part of the ProAction Networks corporate sites, which also serves as a demonstration portal as a dynamic web-based helpdesk system. PXN Help is a comprehensive web-based helpdesk, where agents, supervisors and users can interact efficiently to achieve product support. The system automatically generates email notifications for ‘tickets’, provides tracking, knowledgebase, live chat, and walk-thru interactive guides. It is also used by certain customers of ProAction Networks for service enquiries.

The PXN Help website is entirely secure and incorporates a ‘live chat’ system whereby a button can be placed on any other website which allows visitors to instantly communicate with an online ‘agent’. This can be a valuable aid to dealing with a visitor in a positive way before they leave your website and take their business to someone else who is immediately available.

Yew Tree Antiques is a small Antiques business based in Bedfordshire. Yew Tree Antique’s key requirement was to advertise stock that would otherwise be locked away for 95% of the year.

This was to be achieved within an online catalogue, controlled by a Content Management System. The website was developed with a friendly administration interface, enabling the owners to logon via their web browser and add/change/delete content within the site instantly.

In addition to the catalogue, the website helps promote the fairs which Yew Tree attend, provides an easy way for potential customers to get in touch (their name and site is prominent on a variety of Search Engines) and promotes their shop in Bedfordshire.