Eonic
32 Clients & Projects 6 Reviews
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We provide web design, content management, eCommerce and community websites
Languages Spoken: English
Employees: 11-20 Established: 2002 Joined: 2008
Latest Work
Our specialist team of Consultants, Designers and Programmers, based in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, deliver websites with:
Real performance
Great design
Superb usability
Flexible management
On going support
All of this centred around our own website software platform and methodology we call eonicweb which includes eCommerce and membership facilities.
Industry Sectors
Educational, Financial & Legal, Professional Services, Other, Building & Construction, Food & Drink, Sports & Leisure, Media & Communication, Automotive, Health & Beauty, Retail, Manufacturers & Engineers, Tourism & Travel, Entertainment, Not for profit / Charity, RecruitmentTends to work with
Corporation / Public Company, Private Company, Small-Medium Enterprise (SME), Entrepreneur, Public Sector, Non-profit Organisation, StartupGeneral location of clients:
South East EnglandContent Management System:
eonicweb5 is an responsive, accessible, standards compliant Content Management System that is easy to learn and simple to use. It is centrally managed ensuring all clients benefit from updates as and when they are released. The platform is extremely feature rich including eCommerce and Membership facilities. With a wide range of pre-defined content types.Recent Projects
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Store and Insure
https://www.storeandinsure.co.uk
Self-Storage Insurance, we redesigned their website and build a full online quote and policy management platform based on our EonicWeb5 framework. Within the first month of launch we had increased sales by 500% Read More -
Monarch Chemicals
http://www.monarchchemicals.co.uk/
Monarch Chemical is a chemical distribution company established in 1989. They offer a professional and reliable distribution service throughout the UK, providing a complete package that encompasses everything that a business could need, from simple commodity chemicals to complex blends. Read More -
Valet Pro
http://www.valetpro.eu
Valet Pro is the UK's leading online supplier of products to the individuals and the professional valeting industry UK wide Read More
Recent Reviews
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Reviewed on 28 Nov, 2019
We have been using the expertise of Eonic for a long time. Eonic are extremely knowledgeable at what they do and have provided great input throughout our website redesign. The team at Eonic are easy to work with and they provide e... Read More
Mark Langley
— ValetPRO Ltd -
Reviewed on 13 Apr, 2018
The team at Eonic have been great from the start of the project. Firstly they took time to thoughtfully understand our business and sector, making a range of suggestions on how we can improve our strategy that we hadn't considered... Read More
Jeremy Philpot
— Store and Insure -
Reviewed on 12 Oct, 2010
Its been a long process of change for assure but the team at Eonic, have been great making changes and really pushing the boat out with delivery times etc.
There CMS system is the best I have seen and used and really think that... Read More
Tim Sutton
— Your insurance/towergate
Interview
Q : Describe your company in 5 words.
A : Passionate Technical Friendly Results Driven
Q : Where do you see your company in 10 years time?
A : Eonic will continue to remain at the forefront of web development technologies.
Q : How was your company name chosen?
A : Initial Eon Internet Consultants and shortened to Eonic. (I used to run Eon Mobile Discotheque in my teens but less said the better.)
Articles
How to achieve website success - Lesson 1 - Where to start
Nowadays anyone can build a website – or so it seems? You only have to search online and you will find Wix, Weebly, Squarespace and Wordpress, all claiming it’s easy to build your own website.
However, building a successful website that delivers measurable results is a different ball game altogether.
Achieve Website Success - Lesson 2 - Your Business
I am sure you think you know your business better than anyone else, and you probably do. However, can you explain it clearly to staff customers and partners in language they understand.
Archive Website Success - Lesson 3 - Your Customer
Sounds simple but getting a better understanding of who your ideal customer is can help tailor how you present your service by using language they know and terms they understand.
Now let me be clear…we are talking your ideal customer (singular) not a range of customers or a customer sector.
Seven steps to polished, professional content
Poor spelling and clumsy phrasing in your website copy at best give the same impression as a jam stain on your jacket, and at worst could drive away your potential clients. There is only one protection: editing.
