Saturday, 25 May 2013

We offer support, not just hosting

Many companies will build a great website. Others will give you a good hosting plan. Go somewhere else and get your domain registered. Then, as time goes on, who makes sure that the software used to manage your website stays current? Is the content and data used on your website being backed up regularly? Who restores your site if it gets hacked? All Nutmeg Web Service plans are support plans, not just hosting plans. For a low, monthly fee, we take care of everything from basic hosting to routine site maintenance. Hey! We even offer free training!

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Stephan Builders, Inc

At Stephan Builders, Inc., we understand that people are unique and their homes should reflect that distinction. As designers and builders, our team of professionals have planned and executed almost every type of residential construction since our inception more than 25 years ago.

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Welcome to Nutmeg Web Service

Nutmeg Web Service provides turnkey solutions for your internet presence.

A good website is as important to your business as a business card or phone listing, but many businesses don't need an expensive, elaborate website with all the bells and whistles. While we'll certainly provide those if you want or need them, we'll also be very sensitive to your goals and your bottom line.

Small Business of the Year Nominee

For the second year, Fox Computer Systems was recognized by the South Windsor Chamber of Commerce as a Small Business of the Year Nominee. Thanks to everyone who has supported us over the years and allowed us to help you meet your business needs.

What Color is Your Website?

Color matters. Perhaps not to everyone who visits your website, but probably to at least 50% of them. Color helps tell your story. It brings emotion and visual impact. It can create a sense of urgency, or the feeling that things are in control.

Does Your Email Address Matter?

Recently, I received an email notifying me that my company had met the qualifications to be certified to participate in the state supplier diversity program allowing me to bid on state contracts set aside for minority-owned small businesses. The sender of the email was ben.greer @ ct.gov. Needless to say, I was happy to finally hear something about an application that had been submitted months and months ago to a nameless, faceless, government agency. One click on the link embedded in the email and I had a nice, official certificate showing on my computer display.

Making Email Work: Subject Lines

Let's face it, we all use it. Email is fast, simple and vital in today's business environment. Still, not every email makes its way to your intended receiver and that is a problem.