Archive for January, 2008
Added on January 28th, 2008
Found in News
No Comments

UK online sales rose by more than 50% in the three months to Christmas, according to an industry survey.
Internet sales between 1 October and 31 December hit £15.2bn, up from £9.61bn a year earlier, with electronics and clothing doing well, Capgemini said.
Firms with both a High Street and online presence, such as John Lewis, did best, the survey said.
For every pound spent on goods in 2007, 15 pence was spent online, pushing annual electronic sales to £46.6bn.
[..more..]
Added on January 28th, 2008
Found in News, Special Offers
No Comments

Intel Core 2 Q6600 Quad-Core2.40GHz 1066MHz 8MB
Memory 3072MB 667MHz (2×1024 + 2×512)
Memory Hard Drive 250GB Serial ATA non Raid (7200 Rpm)
16X DVD+/-RW
FP/BL E198WFP 19” Wide Flat Panel (TCO99) DVI-D Black
Video Card 128MB ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro
Audio Integrated HDA 7.1 Dolby Digital capability
Speakers External A225 Stereo Black
Black 2 Button USB Scroll Optical Mouse
UK/Irish Keyboard Quietkey USB (QWERTY) Black
Microsoft windows Vista Business OR Microsoft Windows XP Pro
Microsoft Works 8.5
Adobe Reader 8.1
McAfee 9.0 Security Centre 30 Day Trial Version
£535 + VAT Price is valid for *7 days subject to availabilty.
[..more..]
Added on January 28th, 2008
Found in News
No Comments

Make 2008 the year you make the most of your website. Now is the ideal opportunity to throw out the old and bring in the new. Review your site and use the following tips to guide you. Professional help and advice is available at IT4B.
With national sales figures proving once again that there is continued growth in Internet sales what better time to start selling on-line, or making your website more interactive. Be led by your customers and talk to them about what they would like to be able to do or see on your site and then come and talk to us about how we can help you achieve positive changes.
Make it more professional
[..more..]
Added on January 24th, 2008
Found in News
No Comments
We are very pleased to announce 3 new addition’s to the IT4B team. Matt Wheatcroft IT4B Business & IT Manager explains that IT4B is going from strength to strength on daily, monthly and yearly basis since the company was launched in 2005. The new members of the IT4B team have been brought in to help maintain a very high standard of customer service and to also strength the IT Network, Server, Hardware and Software side of the business.
Matt would like to introduce the new members of staff and explain their new roles within the business:
Dean Bullock – IT Support
[..more..]
Added on January 24th, 2008
Found in Customer Success, Google Adwords
No Comments

IT4B client Gary Eastham of Priority Safety Systems has experienced the reward of a new London client thanks to setting up a Google Adwords campaign. To quote Gary: ‘Google adwords is great, I have just won a contract in London ,who found me on the first day adwords was launched.Well chuffed’
‘Pay-per-click’ campaigns are the only guaranteed way of getting your website in front of potential customers particularly for new sites. Many on-line retailers use Google Adwords as a way of generating traffic and they have become an integral part of a company’s internet marketing strategy. IT4B recommend a post site launch Google Adwords campaign to help boost google ranking and kick start the site in the search engines.
www.prioritysafety.co.uk is the on-line brochure for Priority Safety Systems. The company provides professional health and safety consultancy and training solutions. For information about services available contact admin@prioritysafety.co.uk For further information about how you can promote your business website through Google Adwords please contact kathy@it4b.org.uk or ring 0845 226 0921.
Added on January 17th, 2008
Found in News
No Comments

Most internet shoppers do not know about their right to cancel and 28% of UK-based online traders are not aware or only slightly aware of the laws applying to internet shopping, according to a report published by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) yesterday.
While 56% of internet shoppers surveyed did not know about their right to cancel under the Distance Selling Regulations, 29% did not know where to turn to get advice on their rights.
The OFT estimates that by searching more effectively, shoppers could save £150 million to £240 million each year. The report also suggests that shoppers are hindered by “unexpected additional charges which are sometimes added in the latter stages of a purchase.” It reckons that shoppers pay £60 million to £100 million a year in unexpected additional charges.
[..more..]
Added on January 17th, 2008
Found in Merchant Services
No Comments

A Special deal for the clients* of IT4B.
IT4B has negotiated competitive terms for all its clients for the processing of credit and debit card payments with handepay.
|
Cardholder Present Transactions |
Cardholder Not Present Transactions |
*Internet Transactions |
| Credit cards |
1.65% |
1.70% |
1.85% |
| Commercial cards |
1.95% |
1.95% |
1.95% |
| Debit cards |
19p |
22p |
20p |
[..more..]
Added on January 17th, 2008
Found in eBay
No Comments

Selling any unwanted possessions on auction websites like eBay can be a good way to make a bit of money.
Yet if you become a little too successful or too regular a seller, HM Revenue & Customs may come knocking, looking for some tax.
Here, small business expert George Derbyshire explores when being an eBay enthusiast crosses over into a taxable business operation.
[..more..]