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to Bunbury Mediaworx.
specialising in world class websites, Online shops, Webstores and premium shopping carts.
We develop world class websites which can be integrated with our Online shops and Premium shopping carts to
form Webstores.
Alice in Webland online shops, plus our flagship premium fashion experience, Fashion Cart, gives the ultimate shopping experience
including 'shop assistant' live chat, feedback forms and a host of other features designed to engage buyers.
NEW! - Single page websites..
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We develop world class websites which can be integrated with our Online shops and Premium shopping carts to form Webstores.
Alice in Webland online shops, plus our flagship premium fashion experience, Fashion Cart, gives the ultimate shopping experience
including 'shop assistant' live chat, feedback forms and a host of other features designed to engage buyers.
NEW! - Single page websites..
Bunbury Website design news
WHERE DOES YOUR WEBSITE APPEAR?
Bunbury Website Designers: Getting your website on page 1 of the search engine results is paramount if you want to be found by a majority of lookers.
Bunbury Website Designers: Getting your website on page 1 of the search engine results is paramount if you want to be found by a majority of lookers.
Hi! ~ For the first time in history, the status quo has changed regarding retail business. What has happened is not
just a slow down in consumer spending but a massive change of the amount of money that circulates on a weekly basis.
Let's take a look at Bunbury for example. Say there is #70 million dollars a week circulating the Greater Bunbury area. Each person has their allocated 'weekly pocket money' to spend. Let's say $70 for an example. This is divided up between the shops they visit during the week and as a collective, everybody gets a piece of the pie, so to speak.
BUT.. suddenly consumers start to spend OUTSIDE of their local capture area! So instead of $70 million floating around Bunbury each week, it gets reduced to $50 million as 'Suzie' buys a new dress online from Sydney and Fred buys a new pair of shoes from Europe! The result is, that the physical business in that capture area starts to experience a downturn in revenue.
The media is putting this down to a loss of confidence and people are tightening their belts.. Yes, to a point, this is true.. but the BIG reason is that some of peoples weekly spend is going elsewhere.
How much? Well last year Australians spent around $13 BILLION dollars online.. and this is forecast to grow to $21 BILLION in just 3 years time!
Want more proof? Australia Post has increased its Parcel Post delivery to 7 days a week, just to keep up with demand.. and most of it is coming from online shopping.
Bunburys main street, Victoria Street, is starting to suffer badly as retailers close up shop. As I write, there is around 1 business closing up very 6-8 weeks! The area is fast becoming void of conventional retailers! If you walk down Bunburys main street and count the number of actual retailers who sell product, you will now find they are in a small minority.. and it's all down to online shopping.
The UK is exporting over a million Pounds (Stirling) of goods to Australia every week, as the world discovers that it is no longer the World Wide Web, but the World Wide Shop!
The only way for physical retailers to strike back, is to increase the size of their business capture area and the easiest and cheapest way to do this is though a website, or Webstores as we call them.
Compared to setting up a physical store, it is extremely cheap. Retailers already have the stock and staff. They just create a virtual outlet to sell that stock to consumers everywhere.
Let's take a look at Bunbury for example. Say there is #70 million dollars a week circulating the Greater Bunbury area. Each person has their allocated 'weekly pocket money' to spend. Let's say $70 for an example. This is divided up between the shops they visit during the week and as a collective, everybody gets a piece of the pie, so to speak.
BUT.. suddenly consumers start to spend OUTSIDE of their local capture area! So instead of $70 million floating around Bunbury each week, it gets reduced to $50 million as 'Suzie' buys a new dress online from Sydney and Fred buys a new pair of shoes from Europe! The result is, that the physical business in that capture area starts to experience a downturn in revenue.
The media is putting this down to a loss of confidence and people are tightening their belts.. Yes, to a point, this is true.. but the BIG reason is that some of peoples weekly spend is going elsewhere.
How much? Well last year Australians spent around $13 BILLION dollars online.. and this is forecast to grow to $21 BILLION in just 3 years time!
Want more proof? Australia Post has increased its Parcel Post delivery to 7 days a week, just to keep up with demand.. and most of it is coming from online shopping.
Bunburys main street, Victoria Street, is starting to suffer badly as retailers close up shop. As I write, there is around 1 business closing up very 6-8 weeks! The area is fast becoming void of conventional retailers! If you walk down Bunburys main street and count the number of actual retailers who sell product, you will now find they are in a small minority.. and it's all down to online shopping.
The UK is exporting over a million Pounds (Stirling) of goods to Australia every week, as the world discovers that it is no longer the World Wide Web, but the World Wide Shop!
The only way for physical retailers to strike back, is to increase the size of their business capture area and the easiest and cheapest way to do this is though a website, or Webstores as we call them.
Compared to setting up a physical store, it is extremely cheap. Retailers already have the stock and staff. They just create a virtual outlet to sell that stock to consumers everywhere.
Yesterday, it was "botties on seats" ~ Today, it is "eyeballs on screens"
The City of Bunbury:
Living and working in Bunbury and the South West for the past 25 years has given us a good understanding of how the city operates and the habits of its people..
Major shopping centres opening on the outskirts of Bunbury will have even more impact on City traders. Stage 1 of the huge Treendale shopping centre is now open and Eaton Fair, 6 kilometres from the Bunbury CBD, is about to double its size with a $60 million dollar expansion. This will stretch the consumers dollar even further.
The centre of Bunbury is in danger of fast becoming a Cappuccino and restaurant strip, as car parking continues to rear its ugly head.
Bunbury is growing fast with new families moving in take advantage of the jobs that the mining boom and expansions is creating. Whilst this will help the 'weekly spend' amount, it will not offset the dollars that are winging their way to the Eastern States and overseas.
Online skills training In August this year, the Federal Government announced a $10 million Small Business Online program, which provides Government grants to organisations and businesses that deliver training and mentoring services to assist small companies/business increase their internet skills, enhance their website and Internet presence and develop their e-business potential. The Small businesses Minister recognised that small business internet skills as a gap in need of development. The Minister said that was disturbed to see that whilst a lot of small - medium sized businesses were online with an email address, only around 54% actually had a website. The Minister was quoted as saying, "Through the National Broadband Network, small businesses have an enormous opportunity to expand their existing market reach and reduce their costs through the Internet. But we can't take advantage of those opportunities if only 54% of small businesses remain hooked up with a web page" "The purpose of it is to get more small businesses really used to using the internet to their advantage." Small businesses have an enormous opportunity to expand their market reach and reduce their costs through the internet, The objective of the Small Business Online program is to equip small businesses to go online and significantly enhance their web facilities and engage in e-business capabilities to help reduce their costs and improve their market opportunities. but whilst the Small business minister, the Hon. Craig Emerson, described having a website as "a good start", he believes the program will also encourage small business owners to explore other online avenues, such as video conferencing. Mediaworx website designers in Bunbury are also making a free online information seminars available to small businesses in the South West of WA. The role of a website is dramatically changing with around 85% of Australians now connected. Mr Reynolds said "A website should be a natural extension of your physical business, a place where you sell your products and services, a place where you make money!" A lot of businesses treat their websites like a 'business card' without realising that it could be making money for them whilst they sleep! This free, face to face program, takes a couple of hours and goes through the main points of having and developing a website and covers:
Living and working in Bunbury and the South West for the past 25 years has given us a good understanding of how the city operates and the habits of its people..
Major shopping centres opening on the outskirts of Bunbury will have even more impact on City traders. Stage 1 of the huge Treendale shopping centre is now open and Eaton Fair, 6 kilometres from the Bunbury CBD, is about to double its size with a $60 million dollar expansion. This will stretch the consumers dollar even further.
The centre of Bunbury is in danger of fast becoming a Cappuccino and restaurant strip, as car parking continues to rear its ugly head.
Bunbury is growing fast with new families moving in take advantage of the jobs that the mining boom and expansions is creating. Whilst this will help the 'weekly spend' amount, it will not offset the dollars that are winging their way to the Eastern States and overseas.
Online skills training In August this year, the Federal Government announced a $10 million Small Business Online program, which provides Government grants to organisations and businesses that deliver training and mentoring services to assist small companies/business increase their internet skills, enhance their website and Internet presence and develop their e-business potential. The Small businesses Minister recognised that small business internet skills as a gap in need of development. The Minister said that was disturbed to see that whilst a lot of small - medium sized businesses were online with an email address, only around 54% actually had a website. The Minister was quoted as saying, "Through the National Broadband Network, small businesses have an enormous opportunity to expand their existing market reach and reduce their costs through the Internet. But we can't take advantage of those opportunities if only 54% of small businesses remain hooked up with a web page" "The purpose of it is to get more small businesses really used to using the internet to their advantage." Small businesses have an enormous opportunity to expand their market reach and reduce their costs through the internet, The objective of the Small Business Online program is to equip small businesses to go online and significantly enhance their web facilities and engage in e-business capabilities to help reduce their costs and improve their market opportunities. but whilst the Small business minister, the Hon. Craig Emerson, described having a website as "a good start", he believes the program will also encourage small business owners to explore other online avenues, such as video conferencing. Mediaworx website designers in Bunbury are also making a free online information seminars available to small businesses in the South West of WA. The role of a website is dramatically changing with around 85% of Australians now connected. Mr Reynolds said "A website should be a natural extension of your physical business, a place where you sell your products and services, a place where you make money!" A lot of businesses treat their websites like a 'business card' without realising that it could be making money for them whilst they sleep! This free, face to face program, takes a couple of hours and goes through the main points of having and developing a website and covers:
- Setup and running costs.
- How to attract and retain customers.
- What makes a good website that sells.
- Making your website an extension to your business.
- Hardware & Software requirements.
- Q & A session. You have questions? We have answers.
- Understanding the information that is currently available.
*Disclaimer: Whilst no one can
guarantee a first or second page result for high ranking search
terms. ALL our sites to date have!
Including number 1 spots on Google Australia. One also getting the number 1 ranking spot on Yahoo7. Search engines often change
the algorithms that determines website positions in their search results.. and whilst we cannot g'tee a first or second page ranking,
Our results to date, speak for themselves!
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Including number 1 spots on Google Australia. One also getting the number 1 ranking spot on Yahoo7. Search engines often change
the algorithms that determines website positions in their search results.. and whilst we cannot g'tee a first or second page ranking,
Our results to date, speak for themselves!
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