Many people thought that Google Places was the perfect way to let local consumers know about businesses in the area. Well, that was until Google+ Local was introduced!

The more engaging Google+ Local pages are more dynamic and less static than Google Places pages.

How does this change impact your business?

There are a number of benefits for you, with the main one being that you will now have the ability to effectively communicate with your customers and let them know what you have to offer. You can now popularize your brand using images to gain more attention.
Google+ Local pages have an approach that is more social and functional as opposed to the static nature of the conventional Google Places pages.

Your business can now have a total identity right in front of those consumers who are searching for what you have to offer. You can consistently give your customers important information about your business, as well as the static details that they desire such as location and contact information.

In order for your Google+ Local page to get the most attention, your focus should be on optimizing your listing for better rankings. This will work to your advantage as the changes done by Google also involve the fact that Google+ Local pages will now be indexed, which means that they will play a major role in your level of online visibility.

Google has extended the platform on which businesses market their business by connecting all their products with Google+ Local pages. This means that all searches conducted by users via Google Search and Google Maps will also have Google+ Local pages results.

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Google has recently announced that Google Plus (Google +) is completely absorbing Google Places, in the form of Google Plus Local. 

Google Plus Local appears to offer a much more interactive platform for businesses and their customers than the original Google Places set up.

It has been reported that instead of displaying a business’ page in a list of search engine results, Google will provide web surfers with more interactive Google + Local pages by way of several different avenues. In addition to Google.co.uk search engine results pages, Google + Local listings will also appear when users search Google Maps and Google Plus, and also when they make use of Google mobile apps.

Whereas Google Places relied on a 5-star scales to convey average user review ratings, the new Google + format makes use of something called the Zagat score. The Zagat score is more comprehensive – including marks for a number of categories related to each specific type of business – and the 0 to 30 range is therefore indicative of a business’ rating on a broad range of factors.

Having said that, Zagat.com has been a restaurant review site that is not used that widely in the UK and has recently been taken over by Google. So how this will develop in the UK  and how it will cover all the other types of businesses we will have to wait and see. 

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You may have thought that developing an app (mobile application) for your business was a non-starter. You  may have thought that sort of thing was just for large companies , but think again!  Apps can help build your business brand even if you have a fairly small business.

If you have a smart phone you will probably already have downloaded some apps. There are apps for everything. Information apps  that provide data on bus, air and train travel, , wiki reference sites, news sites . Utilization apps are those like Google Translate, Dragon Dictation, iTorch (flashlight)  and shopping apps include eBay, Amazon,  and lots more.

Both Android and iPhone offer low cost app-development tools that can be used by  a beginner who just wants to try their hand at app design. Apps are broadly in a few categories – entertainment, inform, shop and utilize.

When developing your app you will need to think of a creative idea that relates to your business that people will enjoy using,  ie. it will entertain, inform or help them shop and you really need to make it free. If you are in need of inspiration check out the apps store and see what sort of things popular, ask your staff and friends.

I have listed a couple of ideas to get your creative juices flowing.

If you are a keep fit trainer or own a Gym, you could offer a virtual personal trainer that would allow consumers to enter their measurements, height and weight as well as interests and limitations and generate a training program and then offer a free trial to your gym.

If you own a bar, you could offer a signature cocktail designer where people can mix a virtual drink, name it and submit it to your bar for a chance to be a featured cocktail – you could hold a finals night where people vote on the winner.

If you own any kind of business, you could design a simple game that ties somehow into the theme of your establishment, make it fun and enjoyable to play. The customers can accumulate points by playing and these points then translate into discounts at your business, a great way to get people through your doors!

Promote your app to everyone that comes into your business, on flyers, stationery etc. all  have  links to download it from the app stores along with an offer tied to the download.

Mobile apps downloads and usage are on the rise according to a recent study by Juniper Research. The firm estimates that by 2016, 66 billion mobile apps will be downloaded compared to 31 billion downloaded in 2011. 87% of these are free downloads. So don’t hesitate, get your thinking cap on and be ahead of your competition.

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As an adult, you may be warming up to texting in your personal life – a domain once dominated by “the kids” with fast fingers. Text messaging for business is now wide open as a potential source for revenue. Text messaging is also commonly called SMS (short message service) messaging or bulk texting or bulk SMS messaging.

In a recent report, CTIA research showed that last year over 193 billion text messages are sent each month for a total of 2.3 trillion texts sent last year. A growing number of these missives are from businesses reaching out to consumers.

Text messages have a 99% open and read rate compared to emails which, if they are not clogged in a spam filter, can hope for a 9%-23% open rate but only if they are extremely well-written, relevant and requested.

Mobile text marketing is used by small businesses to send mobile coupons, announce special events, sales, new inventory or programs announcements and special offers. In order to implement mobile text marketing for your business, you first need a set-up for mobile texting. You can try to do it yourself by downloading free text messaging software (just do a Google search for the latest versions.)

Otherwise, there are many companies that can send out text marketing messages for you. It doesn’t matter what firm you use, so long as they aren’t likely to go out of business tomorrow and that you own your text database and NOT the firm. If you ever come to a parting of the ways with your text service provider, you should be able to take your list with you when you go. Read the fine print and make sure you won’t lose your database of cell numbers if you walk away at any point.

Once you’ve got the software or consultant set up and are ready to start receiving opt-ins to build your database, you must encourage people to sign up. The best and fastest way is to offer something free or at a great discount to encourage enrollments – here are some high opt-in strategies that have worked to build a customer text list rapidly:

• Offer a free rental or money off code to get people to text a keyword and be signed up for their mobile text list
• Offer a 10% coupon off that can be reused for a certain number of days to drive opt-ins
• Offer a  £20 off coupon on future purchases in exchange for an opt-ins to your list

After you build a list of a couple of hundred numbers, you’re ready to send out your first offer! The key is to only tap your list when you have a high-value, relevant offer they are likely to be interested in and not too often. Depending on the nature of your business, once a week may be plenty, for others, twice a month may be more appropriate.

For restaurants,  dry cleaners, theaters or other entertainment, weekly texting may be appropriate since these are high-use industries. Spas, salons, landscapers and other occasional-use services may prefer once or twice per month texting. Clothing shops, tyre suppliers, jewelry shops and other higher priced establishments may want to limit their offers to monthly or special event/special occasion texts.

Once you start texting out offers, redemption rates will help you analyze your customer preferences and tweak your text marketing efforts to maximize revenue while not treading on your customers’ patience for excessive texting.

No matter what strategy you implement, mobile text marketing will be a boon to any small business – people appreciate relevant mobile offers and respond at double digit rates to interesting offers!

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Think about how many people you see out and about with smart phones in hand – checking emails on the go – texting friends and family – watching videos and surfing the web. It’s a growing trend and businesses who tap into the mobile communication stream are profiting and growing their businesses.

There are many different aspects of mobile marketing –

• Mobile Websites
• Text Marketing
• Mobile Coupons
• Mobile Tagging (QR Codes, etc.)
• Mobile Applications (Apps)

Businesses small and large are implementing mobile marketing strategies to bring in customers, move inventory, increase appointments and increase revenues. No matter what your small business is or does, you can profit using low-cost mobile marketing strategies. Here are some examples of the power of mobile marketing –

• Medical, dental, optometrists and chiropractic practices use mobile marketing to remind patients of appointments, follow up on office visits, provide wellness information and promote new service offerings to encourage ongoing use of the service provider
• Beauty salons, barbers, health spas, massage therapists etc. use mobile marketing to prevent cancellations by offering pre-appointment reminders, to fill open time slots or increase foot traffic on slow business days
• Retailers, whether clothing stores, accessories shops, bookstores,  use mobile marketing to move dormant inventory through discounts offerings, promote new products and advertise special sales and in-store events
• Service providers such as body repair shops, landscapers, painters, handymen, , carpet cleaners and maid services use mobile marketing to promote services and offer discounts to increase their client base
• Restaurants, bars and nightclubs use mobile marketing to fill empty seats on sluggish nights with last-minute coupons and offers to bring in customers and invigorate profits on what would have been dead nights
• Theaters and comedy clubs use mobile marketing to offer 2-for-1 deals and last minute specials to fill empty seats that represent lost revenue at every performance

No matter what your small business does or where you are located, mobile marketing can benefit you. Mobile marketing is so successful because it is easy to implement, requires little technical knowledge and is one of the most affordable modes of advertising and promotion.

There has been a massive increase in British people who now own a smart phone Smart phones mean mobile web access – more people now use the mobile web on their smart phones to search for places to shop, eat, drink and locate other services like hotels, breakdown services, locksmiths etc.

If your small business doesn’t have at least a mobile website, you will be passed over by consumers who shop for businesses on the mobile web. What’s more, people now ignore most promotional emails – they head straight into the spam folder! Direct mail flyers hit the rubbish bin, unread, 84% of the time. Mobile marketing circumvents the normal filters that create barriers between consumer and service provider or retailer.

Mobile marketing can be easy to implement and is one of the lowest cost forms of advertising. Ignoring the mobile marketing trend can be hazardous to your bottom line and the likelihood of your small business either thriving or dwindling.

Ian Carrington, Google’s director of mobile advertising recently said, “Businesses need to get mobile in order to provide a positive user experience for their customers. At the moment, businesses are not keeping up with consumers.”

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Between 2009 and 2011, mobile web browsing grew by 1000%. It went from less than 1% to a 7% market share in less than two years. A recent study in March 2012 by Opera (a web browsing company) showed that 43% of respondents say that mobile web is their primary means of accessing the internet. If this trend holds out, the mobile web is set to almost entirely replace the traditional web by 2015 according to research firm IDC.

What these statistics translate to for small business owners is that a web presence is now mandatory. Traditional websites that were designed to be viewed on 10-15” screens are largely incompatible with the much smaller screen of smart phones and tablets. Not only will your standard website be difficult, if not impossible, to view on the smaller screen, the functionality will be unusable.

Websites that work well on mobile devices are those that have been designed specifically to function on the mobile web. Most mobile devices won’t load Flash graphics – a common aspect of traditional web design. Large graphics files are also incompatible with mobile web browsing. Your website is expected to load within 3-5 seconds on a mobile device and any load-time exceeding this leads to lower and lower browser satisfaction.

Bloomberg news reported last week that “twice as many mobile-phone users abandon a website for reasons such as sluggishness than their desktop counterparts.” If your site won’t load, 1/3 of users will try to reload the site and 2/3 will move on instantly. After another failed reload, all but 1% of browsers will move on, most likely to a competitor that has a mobile web presence that meets their needs.

The Bloomberg reporter then added that, “almost half of all mobile users are unlikely to return to a website at all if they had trouble accessing it from their phone.” This means that you have lost the opportunity to engage that potential customer, likely forever. But using a free mobile web converter or low-cost mobile web designer can prevent you from losing business you never knew you could have had.

The Bloomberg article cites one of the problems with slow load times is that “often it’s because the webpage isn’t designed to load quickly on a wireless device.” Mobile web design can be very thin and provide just the basic information about your business to your potential customer including:

• Location – preferably with click-to-navigate option forGPSnavigation
• Phone number – preferably with click-to-call functionality
• Hours/Days of operation – in the easiest to read font and format
• Opt-in – a link or info on how to opt-in to receive text offers and information
• Calendar – if you offer special events or certain items on certain days, a simple fast loading calendar or roster is helpful
• Photos – if relevant, for menu items, inventory, etc. and if they are fast-loading, these can be helpful to customers

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You no doubt have seen or heard about QR codes, but weren’t sure how they worked, what they were for and how they could benefit your business. QR codes stand for “Quick Response” codes and are a matrix barcode similar to a barcode that’s on most every retail product these days, but holds much more data and information. Bar codes hold up to 20 digits, but QR codes are 2-D matrices that can hold thousands of letters and numbers of data.

Smart phones – whether iPhone, Android or Google branded devices – read QR codes and use the data to access a mobile website, mobile offer or other digital content. Companies and small businesses are using QR codes to link to sign up pages for mobile text lists, mobile coupon offers and mobile app downloads or contest pages on mobile websites or to send people to their Facebook page or to a mobile app or other download site.

QR codes have been used effectively for over a decade inJapan– their country of origin – by many different types of businesses. QR codes differ from other aspects of mobile marketing because they need to be placed somewhere that they can be easily scanned by mobile devices.

. Some of the places that businesses use QR codes are:

• On marketing materials like flyers and brochures – these can link to a specific page on your mobile website or a specific offer
• On business cards – on the front if there’s room, if not on the back – and links to a specific offer or opt-in page
• On sales receipts – offering a discount on the next purchase when customers opt-in to your email text list or other promotion
• On restaurant menus – particularly take away menus – that can link to a page where people can order takeaways  or delivery on the go
• On vehicles – your company car, personal car, cars of friends and family – that link to your mobile website or a mobile opt-in offer
• On flyers – posting flyers where ever its legal to do so, bulletin boards or car windshields with codes that link to offers
• On packaging – these can link to information pages about the products or instant coupons to encourage purchase

QR codes are great time savers because they allow your customers and potential customers to have instant access to your company’s website, mobile website, text opt-in page or mobile offers while on the go with a scan of their smart phone. Busy people won’t call a number and they may forget your website url, but they appreciate the instant gratification of clicking and getting information and access they want – when they want it and are in the mood to receive your message.

Because they cost virtually nothing to implement, there’s no reason not to try to integrate QR codes into every small business marketing strategy. QR codes are exciting, because there’s really no limit to what you can offer to your customers and potential customers using this low-cost flexible marketing.

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Promoting your restaurant is crucial to success but for many restaurant owners marketing and promotion has always been a time consuming, daunting task. Printing is becoming more expensive everyday as well as TV ads, Radio ads, and other traditional forms of advertising.

Many of these advertising methods are no longer as effective as they used to be when it comes to getting your restaurant in front of your local consumers. For instance, people don’t watch TV like they used to. When they do, they fast forward right through the commercials thanks to the new recording technology available.

Newspapers are not as effective due to the fact that newspaper sales across the world have dropped drastically in recent years. This is because most people now use the internet to catch up on the daily news. and so running a newspaper ad is becoming less effective.

Remember the Yellow Pages? If you are spending a lot of your marketing budget here, you should take a hard look at whether or not it is really working for you. It is difficult to track how much business comes from Yellow Page ads (which is another downfall). However, just think about this… how many people do you know who still go to the Yellow Pages to find local restaurants?

Everything is going digital, so it only makes sense that your restaurant follows in the steps of technology if you want any chance of cornering your local market.

Since most of your local consumers are online, your restaurant must incorporate some new marketing strategies that will allow you to put your business right in front of them.

We are living in an era where the internet is used for just about anything, including socialization, conducting business, collecting information, and shopping – just to name a few.

In fact, did you know that some studies have shown that more than 90% of consumers search online for local restaurants? A large portion of them perform these searches from their mobile devices, which can be another marketing vehicle for your restaurant.
Let’s take a closer look at some statistics…

According to an official 2012 report by eMarketer:
* More than 75% of the population will use the internet in 2012
* In 2012 83.9% of internet users will make a minimum of one purchase through the internet
* More than 66% of internet users will use one or more social networks
* Facebook will have more than 90% of the total social media users
* There will be a 17.1% increase in mobile internet users to 113.9 million
* Mobile shoppers will hit the 72.8 million mark
* There will be 54.6 million mobile video viewers in 2012

(http://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/30495/25-Eye-Popping-Internet-Marketing-Statistics-for-2012.aspx)

As you can see by these numbers, moving to the digital age will clearly help you reach a wider local audience. You probably agree that it makes sense to market your restaurant’s brand where your target audience is spending a majority of their time – which is online and on their mobile devices.

However, there is a lot that goes into marketing a restaurant effectively in a way that yields results. Not only that, but there are a lot of factors to consider when deciding exactly which marketing strategies you will use.

But before you get to that point, you have to understand what your options are and exactly HOW your restaurant can produce more customers and profits using these methods.

Marketing is all about connecting with existing and potential customers. It involves distinguishing your business from your competitors and taking that method to consumers.

Online marketing makes all of this possible by providing the tools you need to build your brand as well as establish more visibility for your restaurant.

The Power of Video Marketing

When it comes to consuming content, “listening” and “reading” are not very popular these days. People are more into “visual” presentation in this era. Therefore, it is important that your restaurant has a “video” presence online.

Videos are extremely popular with online visitors and can have a great impact on getting more customers into your restaurant. Having videos online that represent your business can provide that “personal touch” your target audience needs.

Not only that, but videos allow you to share more about your restaurant with viewers, which is extremely effective in converting them into customers.

Just as the name suggests, video marketing is a method used to sell products and/or services using videos. Most people might think of this as an expensive medium for sales considering the usual cost to produce videos.

However, online video production is much more cost-effective. As a matter of fact, there are a wide variety of videos that you can create for your business.  Technology has done its part in providing tools that will not only make this possible, but also easy, fast, and affordable.
Video Marketing Statistics

According to Borell Associates:
* Online video marketing spending is expected to rise and take up over 30%of online advertising
* Online videos are watched by over 40% of consumers every week and 70% in a month
* Local video advertising revenues will grow to $1.5 billion in 2012
* Videos have been found to increase traffic to the advertiser’s web by over 50%
* Physical store visits has been found to increase by 30% as a result of video marketing
* The number of calls go up by 18% as a result of video marketing

With these numbers, there is no doubt that video marketing is a great way to popularize your restaurant.

Video marketing allows you to:

Showcase Your Restaurant: Consumers are careful about who they buy from and want to know who is behind your restaurant. In this case, video illustrations and presentations are the best way to go. Put together some videos to introduce yourself and your employees to your customers and potential customers. You could also create some videos that show how you prepare some of your dishes.

Tell a More Engaging Story: While writing is the oldest way to tell a story, it encompasses the use of imagination and efforts aimed at creating a mental picture for the reader. Videos do not require all of that because the picture will be there in plain sight for everyone to see. If you are trying to show your audience how delicious your meals are or how classic your restaurant is, videos are the perfect way to let them see it directly for themselves.

Get the Edge on Your Competitors: While most restaurants will continue to promote their using print advertisements and other traditional methods, using videos put you a step ahead of them. Consumers like to patron businesses who keep up with technology, so implementing online videos into your marketing strategy could boost your reputation with your customers.

Send More Traffic to Your Website: There are many different websites online that host online videos, such as YouTube. Posting your restaurant’s videos on video-sharing websites will give your business even more exposure; resulting in more traffic back to your main website. These videos can also show up in the search engines if they are optimized properly.

Some Different Ways to Market Your Restaurant Using Online Videos:

Video Commercials

If you have ever wanted to invest in a TV commercial for your restaurant, but couldn’t due to the extremely high costs, then online video commercials may be the solution you’re looking for.

The internet has provided a vehicle for businesses to advertise their businesses to thousands of local residents. Video commercials are expected to become one of the main sources of media for companies across the world, and your restaurant should not be left behind.

Video commercials are simple, cost effective, and convenient. Best of all, they have the potential to reach a broad audience on the internet.

Unlike TV commercials, online video commercials will always be there and internet users can view them whenever they want.  The other advantage is that the online video commercials posted outside of your website can link directly back to your restaurant’s official website. So if anyone wants more information, they will only be a click away.

Video Product Demonstration

Restaurants today are scrambling to find new methods that will send more customers through their doors. Many are finding out that online video product demonstrations are great for converting visitors into customers.

Video product demonstrations can create awareness and let people see exactly what your restaurant has to offer. Most people prefer taking in information visually instead of reading text or listening to audio.

When people are reading about your restaurant’s food, it doesn’t have the same impact as them seeing live footage of the food.

For instance, you can write a whole book on your website about how you prepare some of your most popular dishes. However, you will generate a better response by “showing” your visitors how you prepare these dishes.

This will create more of a connection and also tempt some of them to come into your restaurant and enjoy some of the food personally.

A product demonstration video could also be a short video showing some of the activities that go on in your restaurant.
Marketing food should be easy since we all eat, but it’s not. However, video marketing can make it a lot easier by providing a first-hand view of what your restaurant has to offer.
The Elements of a Good Online Video:

The purpose of your video is to encourage prospects and customers to visit your restaurant. Therefore, your video has to be top quality because viewers will associate the quality of your video with the quality of your food – although they do not have a direct impact on each other.

Here are a few things to pay special attention to:
* Lighting – Choose a natural light, depending on the topic of your production, to ensure the video comes out clearly visible to your viewers.
* Audio – Use quality microphones and make sure you speak clearly and loud enough (not too loud). Come up with a nice balance and stick with it throughout your videos.
* Good Content – Be sure to rehearse your video prior to shooting to avoid creating a bad video and eliminate the need for multiple retakes.
* Length – Make sure the length makes sense with whatever you are filming. In general, online videos should be kept short in order to keep your viewers’ attention. If a video requires more time, create a second video to continue the series.

If you really want to put your restaurant in front of your target audience, these simple strategies can help you accomplish this without breaking your marketing budget.
This can be accomplished with just 3 simple steps:
1. Create a Presence – before you can put yourself in front of your audience, you must be prepared with the proper tools in place.
2. Connect and Capture Your Audience – once you have the tools in place, it’s time to communicate and engage with your target audience.
3. Convert Your Audience into Paying Customers – during the communication and engaging phase, do everything you can to convert your audience into paying customers. Not by “hard-selling,” but by building a genuine relationship with them that will yield more sales and ultimately, more profits for your restaurant.
Until your restaurant taps into the new and exciting forms of digital technology, you will miss out on the massive opportunities it presents to create more profits for your business.

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Did you know half of smartphone users have scanned a QR code and 18% of people who scanned a QR code made a purchase, according to a report commissioned by the Chadwick Martin Bailey research blog

I am sure you have all seen QR codes even if you are not quite sure what they are or how they work.

They are appearing everywhere as more and more people are using mobile devices to access the internet. Businesses use them on their advertising ,business cards, websites etc.,they are used to offer coupons and discounts, you are only limited by your imagination.

QR codes are a type of matrix barcode (or two-dimensional code) first designed for the motor industry.  The code consists of modules arranged in a square pattern on a white background and can be scanned with a smart phone to get instant access to websites or to show other information.

I am creating a variety of QR codes as part of a new service I will soon be offering.

My new service will be a mobile website for businesses. When people search for your business on a mobile device they will automatically be redirected to the mobile version of your site thereby having the best experience. 

As you probably know most traditional websites don’t display well on mobile devices and now that one in seven searches are now carried out on mobile with mobile searches quadrupling over the last 12 months  it will be essential for businesses to have a mobile site along side their existing website.

Anyway I thought I would offer you the chance to get a “done for you” QR code for your business whilst I am doing this work.

So just give me the url of your website, facebook page or anywhere else you want your visitor to go when they scan your QR Code, along with the sizes you would like and the colour and I will create the code and send it to you.

Click here to send me your details

If you would like to be notified when my new mobile web site package is released and qualify for an “early bird” discount just add “keep me informed” on the contact form.

The size you require will depend on where you are going to use the code but it is generally recommend that size 3 and above will give the best results with regard to the phones reading the code

I have put a few examples below

Size 1

Size 2

Size 3

Size 4

Size 5

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Yes its true!

If your business does not have a website we will create a 5 page website for you FREE of charge

This is a fantastic way to get your business online.

You can see an example of the website by clicking here.

You will need to do 2 things yourself:

1. Register a domain name – this is your website’s address on the internet, every website requires its own unique domain name. The two most popular domain extensions are .co.uk and .com and we advise you to register one of these if your preferred domain is available.

eg. www.yourbusinessname.co.uk OR www.yourbusinessname.com

2. Set up a hosting account – the place your website resides on the internet.

You can choose any provider to do these two things but if you are not sure who to get these  services from we have used these providers for the last 7 years and you may want to consider using them, they are very well established companies.

Click here for domain names

Click here for hosting.

These services will cost you approximately £10 per year for your domain name and £7 per month for hosting. Don’t worry that these companies are based in the USA, they have vast experience of dealing with customers worldwide.  

Just one small piece of advice do not buy your domain name and your hosting from the same supplier, it is best to keep these separate.

If you are not comfortable or do not have the time to complete these first 2 steps we will do the initial set up at the rock bottom price of £40. Any problems just give us a ring.

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