We now offer VHS tape to DVD transfers

Posted by Tom Sykes on Monday, July 19, 2010 , In : GENERAL 
We are pleased to say we can now offer VHS to DVD transfers in house.

If you need to transfer your special memories or work videos from VHS to DVD then give us a call.

Our rate is £4.99 per hour of transfers. With no min transfer amount.

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BBC News Cover Our Event

Posted by Tom Sykes on Wednesday, July 14, 2010 , In : PRESS 
The BBC News network today covered an event that Goldeneye helped to organise at Coleshill in Oxfordshire.

You can read more about the event here and see the BBC news story here.

Goldeneye Creative manage the creative design of the website www.coleshillhouse.com

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15 Essential Checks Before Launching Your Website

Posted by Tom Sykes on Wednesday, July 7, 2010 , In : IMPROVING YOUR WEBSITE 
Here's a great checklist which we can honestly say we do follow when creating websites.

15 Essential Checks Before Launching Your Website

Provided by Smashing magazine, Make sure your web dewsign company check all these.

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Choosing The Right Domain Name

Posted by Tom Sykes on Wednesday, June 23, 2010 , In : SEO 
If you need to set up a new website or a one-off promotion, you'll need to dream up a domain name that is fit for purpose. Here are a few considerations.

Keep it fairly brief.
The longer the name, the more people will get it wrong, or simply be put off entering it in the first place.

Use relevant search words
If you want to be found through search engines. The domain "cheap-beach-balls.com" for your a shopping site will probably pick up Google searches for "cheap beach balls", which is good. Bu...
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Goldeneye Design New Website For Historical Lettings Firm

Posted by Tom Sykes on Tuesday, June 15, 2010 , In : GENERAL 


Bicester Buildings Ltd have asked Goldeneye to design them a simple website to showcase their properties.

Having designed large websites for their sister company Sound Service (Oxford) Ltd Goldeneye were only too happy to take on the work.

Bicester Buildings Ltd are a property management company that has offices and light industrial units within its portfolio. Most of the offices are located at Spinners Court in Witney and are in a Grade 2 listed building in a picturesque setting just beyond ...
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Brewery And Goldeneye Forge A New Partnership

Posted by Tom Sykes on Tuesday, June 15, 2010 , In : GENERAL 


The Old Forge Micro Brewery is soon to open at Coleshill, Oxfordshire and Goldeneye were chosen to design their new beer bottle and pump clip designs.

Goldeneye will also be designing new sales literature for the Brewery.

You can read more about the brewery here

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Goldeneye Launches New DVD

Posted by Tom Sykes on Tuesday, June 15, 2010 , In : GENERAL 


Today we have launched a DVD we made for the Coleshill Auxiliary Research Team (CART)

More info on the DVD can be seen here http://www.coleshillhouse.com/weapons-and-explosives-dvd.php

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World War 2 - Secret Underground Army Events

Posted by Tom Sykes on Friday, January 29, 2010 , In : GENERAL 
We have now completed organising a series of war talks for The Coleshill Auxiliary Research Team.

You can see the full list of the talks here http://www.coleshillhouse.com/aux-events.php

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7 New Year Business Resolutions

Posted by Tom Sykes on Monday, January 4, 2010 , In : GENERAL 
Happy New Year to you all.

There are some things in marketing which are so fundamental that they need to be reviewed on a regular basis. For most firms, who make plans in the autumn for the following calendar year, it should probably be late summer. But there's so much activity then, preparing for the autumn (when there's more exhibitions, more web traffic and more of just about everything). So let's resolve to review things at New Year.

That's now, by the way.

1. How are you trying to position...
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How much of my website can people see?

Posted by Tom Sykes on Friday, December 18, 2009 , In : GOOGLE 
Google has made available a simple tool which provides an interesting insight into what people see when they visit your web pages. You can look in your analytics and see a breakdown of the screen sizes of your visitors (e.g "1024 x 768"), but the size of their browser windows will be substantially smaller than this. They may not be maximised to fill the whole screen, and they'll probably have toolbars and other clutter making the actual view of your site a lot smaller.

The Google Browser Size ...
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