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So you've got a website - now all you need now is visitors

Stuart Spice, Mr Site

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Chances are, you've got a website but are finding it hard to attract those elusive and all-important visitors - it's very rare to find someone who complains of having too many visitors to their site!

But there are simple and effective ways of increasing website traffic. Stuart will discuss, in plain English, techniques to enhance your website's performance and get more visitors through the door that don't involve spending any money on advertising or promotions.

Using simple common sense and some nifty website optimisation software, small changes to your website can yield massive dividends.

Stuart Spice's Biography

Stuart Spice began working on computers at the tender age of six. Thus started a life long obsession with machines and soon Stuart began programming on PCs in the early 1990s. Joining some of the UK's very first Internet Service Providers, he cut his professional teeth with these early internet pioneers.

Stuart went on to forge a successful DJing career in the mid-nineties in the Midlands; playing at world-renowned super clubs in both the UK and abroad. However, the lure of the fast evolving internet proved too attractive for Stuart and he returned to web development; beginning his own web development company in 1999, developing websites for some of the largest fashion retail labels in the UK, including Fred Perry and Ted Baker.

It was when he joined forces with Beatrice Hatherley in 2004 that the brainchild for a groundbreaking internet product was born. Combining their expertise in both technical and creative arenas, a powerful synergy was formed and the result was a product that quickly took the world by storm — Mr Site's Takeaway Website.

From that day, Stuart has never looked back and now spends his time managing the ever-growing business Mr Site Ltd.