General publishing news and views

Homepage of website for Liza McKilliam, real estate specialist

New real estate website online

March 9, 2010

Bold Type has just completed the website for Liza McKilliam, real estate specialist for the western suburbs of Brisbane. Liza works under the RE/MAX brand but wanted her own presence on the web showing her properties for sale and giving her clients the information that is particular to the western suburbs of Brisbane.
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Glitterbox hair salon website is a hit!

January 8, 2010

The new website Glitterbox hair salon at Newtown in Sydney (built by Bold Type, of course) is not just a hit, it’s taking lots of hits which are translating into new business.
Since Bold Type started developing a complete web presence for Glitterbox, business has tripled. To get things going during the website build, we created …

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The latest website built by Bold Type

Latest website development: Living Silk fashion boutiques

January 5, 2010

The latest website built by the Bold Type web development team brought its own challenges with rotating images on the homepage that enhance the visitor’s experience rather than annoy, collection galleries for a range of garments, and building content for the client that will continue to increase the number of visitors to their website.
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Glitterbox website is a unique design that captures the essence of this hair salon in Newtown Sydney

Glitterbox hair salon website now live

November 26, 2009

The Bold Type team – web designer, developer, content editor and project manager – have just completed the unique and quite wonderful website for Glitterbox, a unique and quite wonderful hair salon in Newtown.
Sue Stevens, who managed the project, researched hairdressing websites from salons all over the world including New York, San Fransisco and London, …

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This website was designed specifically for Sydney civil celebrant, Deborah Bedford.

Free consultation for web development

October 18, 2009

Every website is different and should be. Why choose a standard web design that looks like so many other websites when you can have a website that is uniquely yours? You can have your own website, designed to suit your business at an affordable price.
A bonus with Bold Type built websites is that once your …

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A professional edit can make writing sparkle

Structuring content

October 2, 2009

It’s true that content is king, and it is also true that unstructured content is death.
Think of editing as the process of taking an uncut diamond and turning it into the sparkling gem that will be the centrepiece of a beautiful ring.
The difference between an unedited piece of writing and the final version made …

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Dynamic websites are good for SEO

Why dynamic websites work for our clients

July 24, 2009

Firstly, dynamic websites are those websites that are connected a database or data source and changes to the database change what is shown on the dynamic pages. There are many open source web applications that are free, extremely functional and search engine friendly as a result of the many, many web developers who contribute to …

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Green publishing processes can help save our trees

Cleaner, greener publishing

June 11, 2009

It’s not surprising that publishing has a dramatic effect on the environment. Books are made of paper and paper is made from trees. But it’s not just the paper used in books, catalogues, brochures and reports that impacts on the environment. During the editing and production process where the print project is fine tuned, there …

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Make your website work for you

April 29, 2009

In today’s economic climate, when uncertainty reigns and many businesses find it hard to stay in business, making your website work for you is more important than ever. And if you haven’t got a website, seriously think about getting one now. It’s easier than you think and doesn’t cost the earth. In fact, with the …

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Publisher takes own career advice

April 29, 2009

Writing and publishing Career FAQs books and developing online career news and views for the Career FAQs website, including ‘‘Forget the workforce, create your own employment’ has lead Sue Stevens, recently retired Publisher at Career FAQs to take the plunge and start her own publishing support business.
As head of the publishing team at Career FAQs, …

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