HarryAdney Internet Services
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Professional, reliable & affordable web design, hosting and domain names to individuals, companies and not-for-profits.
Languages Spoken: English
Employees: 1-5 Established: 2012 Joined: 2014
Latest Work
We provide professional, reliable & affordable web design, hosting and domain name registration services to individuals, commercial and not-commercial organisations principally in North Yorkshire, but also the UK to its clients.
The company began trading in 2012 and is proud to have supplied a range of high quality clients, with web related services.
Our target market is SMEs, individuals and not-for-profit organisations in North Yorkshire
Mission statement:
My aim is to be the most popular provider of web design, domain name registration and website hosting services in North Yorkshire.
Industry Sectors
Not for profit / Charity, Automotive, Food & DrinkTends to work with
Non-profit Organisation, Small-Medium Enterprise (SME)General location of clients:
North Yorkshire, London, UgandaRecent Projects
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Cracoe's
http://cracoes.co.uk
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Qualify: Driver Education & Training
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Sunita Treacher Foundation
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Charitable foundation raising funds to provide education fees for children in Uganda Read More
Interview
Q : Describe your company in 5 words.
A : Three words: Professional. Affordable. Reliable.
Q : Where do you see your company in 10 years time?
A : We\'ll be the top choice for Yorkshire-based internet services agencies.
Q : How was your company name chosen?
A : Back in the early 1990s I needed to choose a username to register for an online web design community. In those days, the concept of the web and spiders were in heavy use. I remembered in Greek mythology the spider and the web were associated with Ariadne. But Ariadne is a girls name and I\'m male, so I changed the spelling slightly and Harryadney was born. The capitalisation came a bit later: HarryAdney.
