We’re delighted to announce the launch of the new Onlineability website. As we’ve grown, and started to tackle bigger projects, it’s become clear that we need to make sure our own web presence is working hard for us.

As well as giving clear, straightforward information on our services and pricing, you can learn more about us, see some examples of our previous work and find out what our clients say about us.

You can keep up with us through social media like the microblogging site Twitter and the link-sharing service Delicious. And you can learn about some causes we support and our genuine links with the town of Hitchin.

We’ve designed the new site around the WordPress content management system, which we think is the best way to run the majority of websites. One of its great advantages is keeping the content and design completely separate, and we’ve recreated our popular red-and-white design as a WordPress theme.

So, if you’re thinking of commissioning an Onlineability website you can be sure that we use exactly the same web tools for our business as the ones we’ll deploy for you.

We hope that it’s easy to use and has all the information that prospective clients will need – and we’d love to hear your feedback. So drop us a line – using these contact details – and let us know what you think.

Following our recent project to create a new website for Cornish conservation centre The Screech Owl Sanctuary we are now working on a report into how the third sector is using the web to communicate its message.

We would like to hear from any organisations interested in working with us. We will analyse your web and social media presence, using only information that is already publicly available, and provide you with a report listing what works well and what could work better.

We will then use the findings in our report, which we intend to make freely available to all interested parties on our website, as a resource for voluntary organisations. They will be anonymised – for instance, we might refer to “an east London social care group” or “a Hampshire wildlife charity” rather than giving specific names or locations.

If this sounds interesting, and you’d like to take advantage of it to boost your organisation’s web presence, drop us a line with a contact name and email address (for returning the finished audit) and your website address. Details of any social media networks such as Twitter or Facebook would also be helpful.