As the high street continues to falter, online businesses ride the storm of the recession with more and more small businesses turning to the web.
For nearly a year now, the Federation of Small Businesses has been encouraging companies to use the internet during the downturn to boost sales and attract customers.
In their last study on small businesses and the internet, it found 70 per cent of small businesses now have their own website.
Mr Site now has 80,000 customers and continues to see small companies launch themselves into the world of online business. Even Dragons Den success entrepreneur Levi Roots made his first website with Takeaway Website. He says Mr Site is fantastic and that he'd recommend it to anyone.
The company’s Takeaway Website products throw in the extras and features that get new websites leaping out from the ether, including a ‘create a forum’ tool. This lets the site’s customers post comments and discuss any subject.
Not only that, businesses can give their site a professional edge by allowing customers to send them emails via their website – with the contact forms feature.
The award-winning web builder says it offers UK based support too, so there’s no need for even website newbies to get stuck.
