Toolkit Websites Ltd

Specialists in great value CMS Websites for Small/medium Business across the UK.

UK, Southampton, Southampton

Contact

Marcus Green
Email: info@toolkitwebsites.co.uk
Phone: 02380 633 644

http://www.toolkitwebsites.co.uk

Key Facts

Clients & Projects: 108
Reviews: 27
Average reviews rating:
4.9 Stars

Languages Spoken: English
No. of Employees: 11-20
Established: 1999
Joined WWDC: 2009

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Services
- Hosting
- Development
- Design
- Branding
- Social Media
- Content and Copy

Established in 1999 and with over 2000 clients spread across the UK, we specialise in designing bespoke website packages that combine high-quality design, ease of use and Passionate Customer Service.

We pride ourselves on our high standards and make the process of building a website as easy as possible, leaving you more time to spend on running the business itself.

Our websites are easily updated and fully supported by a dedicated team of experts who are always on hand to answer your call within just 3 rings and will offer unlimited training and support whenever you need it!

Industry Sectors

Manufacturers & Engineers, Sports & Leisure, Educational, Health & Beauty, Building & Construction, Tourism & Travel, Retail, Media & Communication, Consumer Services, Professional Services, Financial & Legal, Public Sector, Food & Drink, Other, Automotive, Entertainment, Recruitment, IT, Not for profit / Charity

Tends to work with

Small-Medium Enterprise (SME), Private Company, Startup, Corporation / Public Company, Entrepreneur, Non-profit Organisation, Public Sector

General location of clients:

United Kingdom

Content Management System:

There are no coding skills required, it's a uncomplicated system that everyone can use to update their website. We have customers young and old using the Toolkit to update their website with text, images and documents every day. The Toolkit has been developed to be feature rich, but still made it easy for you to update your website. Having the Toolkit at your fingertips means that you can update your website from any computer with an internet connection, 365 days a year. The Toolkit makes updates quick and easy, and with our extensive Support Site, backed up with our passionate customer service that is second to none, you will be editing your website with ease in next to no time.

We Recommend:

Accountant: HJS Accountants
Lawyer: Morgan Rose Solicitors
Printer: Hampshire Press
SEO expert: Mercury Online Marketing
Hosting company: Rackspace

Recent Projects

  • Slick Dance Floors

    Slick Dance Floors
    http://www.slickdancefloors.com/

    Slick Dance floors have been established for over 10 years and specialise in a wide variety of dance floors which can add that slick final touch to your event, whether its a wedding, corporate event or party. At Slick Dance Floors all their Dance floors are supplied and installed by a specialist ... Read More

  • Razorcat Tours

    Razorcat Tours
    http://www.razorcattours.com

    Razorcat Tours provides thrilling rides and tours onboard a stunning motorcycle trike. You'll be chauffeured by a professional who will give you one of the best days out in Bath that you could ever have, full of excitement and fab memories. One thing they can promise you is that you will have FUN! Read More

  • GreenBrook Healthcare

    GreenBrook Healthcare
    http://www.greenbrookhealthcare.com

    Greenbrook Healthcare is an innovative primary care organisation caring for NHS patients across London and the home counties. Read More

Recent Reviews

  • Reviewed on 3 May, 2013
    Company recommended by reviewer I am exceedingly impressed with Toolkit. This is the second website they have built for me in under 24 months. Their attention to detail is extremely good. Their customer service is outstanding, something which I cannot stress eno...  Read More

    Jonathan Saxty
    — Seylundu

  • Reviewed on 2 Apr, 2013
    Company recommended by reviewer Our website designer was keen to foster a close and permissive working relationship which suited my methods well. They took all of our requests into consideration and offered alternatives where they were not able to fulfil a reque...  Read More

    Christopher Jeal
    — Mosaic Clubhouse

  • Reviewed on 21 Mar, 2013
    Company recommended by reviewer A very friendly, knowledgeable, patient and efficient team. My personal website designer was always keeping me in the loop with the construction of the website. Technical aspects are always explained in clear form. I would say the...  Read More

    C. Abay
    — Artchby

Awards

Approved Index - 2012
5 Star Rated Supplier

Southampton City Council - 2011
Buy With Confidence

Safe Buy - 2008
Web Code Of Practice

Interview

Q : Describe your company in 5 words.
A : Passionate, Supportive, Efficient, Friendly, Responsive

Q : Where do you see your company in 10 years time?
A : Over the last 10 yeas, Toolkit Websites has gone from strength to strength and we now have over 2000 clients across the UK. In 10 years from now, we hope and aim to be working with twice as many clients, whilst still providing our excellent level of Passionate Service. We strive to succeed by adapting to the ever-changing web industry market, utilising new technologies perhaps not yet invented and having fun on our break times with hover-boards.

Q : How was your company name chosen?
A : Since the business started under the name of Green Design, we began building The Toolkit, an online system that gives our clients all the tools they need to update their websites. Initially developed to allow large sailing event clients to update their websites 24 hours a day, it was soon adapted to allow all of our customers to update all aspects of their website content. Soon the system was so advanced and becoming increasingly popular, when the Toolkit was launched, we rebranded under the name of Toolkit Websites.

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Articles

The end of the click?
The way we interact with our computers is changing thanks first to touch screens and now a new laser and camera interface that takes us another step towards the man/machine.

Viewing the web on a mobile device.
Today many websites have a ‘mobile’ version of the site for use with smartphones. When you access the web through your mobile, websites will automatically direct you to the mobile version of their pages.

Get Your Website Right
Marcus Green, founder of Toolkit Websites Ltd, on how to go about choosing a web design company

Facebook’s New Graph Search
Facebook’s new search tool could be solid gold for marketers.

Google goes it alone with new Chrome
Google announces that it’s dumping the WebKit software currently used in its Chrome.

Social media in thirty minutes
Useful tips and advice on how to manage your social media.

Happy Birthday Internet!
Surely no invention in the history of humanity can have changed the world as quickly as the one you’re looking at now. The Internet was 30 years old on January 1.

Battle of the video sharing apps
If the brevity of Twitter’s 140 character limit is your thing, then the company has a new way for the straight-to-the-point among us to communicate, six second video clips.

Communicating with your customers using social media
Is your business able to react to consumers on social media? Some major US businesses are deciding that older communication channels are the best way to deal with customer complaints.

How to keep your website working for you.
So, you’ve got a beautiful website that perfectly represents your business and is easy as pie to use. Job done, right? No, job started. A static website will soon disappear in cyber space. But keeping your site vital and lively isn’t difficult; it’s a brilliant way to talk to new and existing customers and can even be great fun.

The most important panda on the web.
It’s not some viral video of the lazy, cuddly Chinese bears doing something unbearably cute. No, the most important panda on the web lurks somewhere in Google’s HQ in California and has a say in deciding whether browsers find your site or not.

Windows 8 could kill the PC, but not yet
Do you use Windows 8? It’s just as controversial as any release from Microsoft, and it’s also very different. It’s the first edition of the world’s dominant operating system designed with tablets in mind. The recent news that Google has become a ‘mobile first’ company further confirms that there is a big swing away from the traditional desktop PC.

Creativity is the key to social marketing
Mashable has put up a decent guide to social marketing from a food truck that prowls the streets of Tallahassee in Florida. That might seem rather industry-specific, but the lessons our intrepid waffle makers learned can be applied whatever your trade is.

Custard online marketing agency
The wonderfully named Custard online marketing agency has published a nice guide to getting your content read. It starts with a frightening number (which is already massively out of date): your website was just one of 644 million active sites last year. That’s an awful lot of content. Much of that content will be terrible, you’ve probably seen some of it yourself, but some of it will be great but ignored.

Hash Tags
You want your business's message to be heard on Twitter. That’s tough. You have to find a way to be more interesting to his friends than Dave’s party at the weekend, and eight million pictures of cats.

Why you must think like Google and ignore Google
If the internet has a god, it is Google. There’s a reason why Google is at the top of the internet’s food chain, it’s because the company vastly improved the way searchers could find information, and that’s the business they remain in. It's important to think like Google and ignore Google.

Guides to web design: functionality and impact
Web design is a constantly changing business, nothing in history has ever moved as fast as the web, and at Toolkit we are always working to keep on top of the latest developments.

Content specialists could be worth the cost
Would you want your plumber to fix your car? Probably not, yet companies are quite happy to hand over content production to software specialists and are in danger of jeopardising customer experience as a result say marketing experts.

Half phone, half tablet
Last week in Barcelona, the Mobile World Congress saw the great and the good of the phone world come together to prod at each other’s touch screens and match apps. One of the hits of the show was a new pair of gadgets from Asus, which are an intriguing step towards the integration of the smartphone and tablet markets.

Going viral
Going viral – as they say – is the holy grail of internet marketing.