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.

This year the site, which follows the fates of British drivers in all forms of open-wheel racing including Formula One and its feeder series GP2, the World Cup of Motorsport (A1GP) and the American IRL series, has been experimenting with lap-by-lap updates during grands prix – a process known as live blogging.

This has won it plenty of new readers and has greatly expanded the range of coverage that it has to offer. And, as a result of the increased interest, these posts will now be on offer as a free ebook at the season’s end.

Onlineability director Lisa Hutchins said: “Brits on Pole has been a great opportunity for us to try out all kinds of tools such as contextual advertising, optimisation techniques and traffic-building strategies – as well as being enormous fun to do.

“We hope that, while offering readers an entertaining and well-written motorsport blog that we enjoy working on, we can also develop and hone our skills in a key area of our business.”

* The Brits on Pole ebook will be issued at the conclusion of this year’s Formula One season after the Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos on November 2. If you want to receive it, drop us a line via our contact form.