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  1. John Ginsberg

    Chief Marketing Geek at Ensight - http://www.getensight.com

    13 July 2008 19:00pm

    John Ginsberg

    Great, my details are on this post (hope the link works) - give me a shout and we can chat over the phone.

    Regards
    -- John

    On 08:15:54 13 July 2008 JeremySpiller1 wrote:

    John, if you need any help with the SEO or PPC we'd be happy to have a no obligation chat with you. We're based in an Innovation Centre in Sussex which itself is on the Sussex University campus and we work with a number of partners on usability and improving conversion rates such as c-innovate (www.c-innovate.com), which is all done in a very scientific manner.

    White Hat Media is an award winning agency and well known for the work we do in Search including running workshops for e-consultancy on the subject. You probably know this but your site could do with a fair amount of work where natural SEO is concerned.

    As mentioned if you'd like a quick chat or to meet to discuss your requirements in more detail, we'd be happy to.

    Jeremy

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