Warwick web designer launches new service to help local businesses get online properly
A Warwick-based web designer with more than two decades of experience has launched a new service aimed at helping local businesses access clear, affordable and practical web support, without the jargon or agency price tag.
Andy Cole, who lives in Warwick, has launched webmazing.co.uk to support small and independent businesses across Warwickshire who want a website that simply works and is properly looked after.
Andy has been designing, building and running websites since the early 2000s, including creating and operating theplasticshop.co.uk, a specialist e-commerce site that has served customers nationwide since 2004. Alongside this, he has worked on a wide range of websites for manufacturing, travel, hospitality and local service businesses.
“Over the years I’ve seen lots of good local businesses either struggle with their websites or put them off altogether because it feels confusing, expensive or intimidating,” Andy said. “Webmazing is about changing that. It’s straightforward, local support for people who just want things explained properly and done well.”
The new service offers help with new websites, refreshing existing ones, hosting, domains and email setup, as well as ongoing support. Webmazing also provides practical guidance on getting listed on Google, setting up a Google Business Profile and collecting customer reviews, areas many small businesses find difficult to navigate on their own.
Andy says the focus is on flexibility and trust rather than fixed packages. “Some businesses want everything managed for them, others just need a bit of help getting set up or tidying things up. Either is fine. The important thing is that they’re supported and not oversold.”
By keeping the service local and accessible, Webmazing aims to help Warwickshire businesses strengthen their online presence in a way that feels manageable and sustainable.
More information can be found at www.webmazing.co.uk.