Unlike organic search engine optimisation, Internet marketing, or online marketing, is a part of the marketing spend of a company. Internet marketing involves cost per click advertising in search engines such as Google, Yahoo or Wannado.
Rippleffect has enabled its clients in Liverpool, Manchester, and the rest of the UK to maximise the marketing potential of the Internet by optimising organic search engine listing, revising website design, and developing an Internet marketing strategy.
Additionally, Internet marketing alias online marketing can maximise return on investment. Internet marketing costs have not risen significantly in Liverpool, Manchester, the North West, and the UK, in comparison to offline marketing costs. Consequently, investment in Internet marketing delivers excellent value for marketing expenditure.
The utilisation of Internet marketing helps to ensure inclusion in search engine listings, and, depending on degree of marketing spend, secures a premier position. Rippleffect Liverpool offers Liverpool, Manchester, North West and UK companies its Internet marketing, online marketing, and search engine optimisation services to advance your Internet marketing spend.
Rippleffect Liverpool also offers a tracking device to monitor your Internet marketing in Liverpool, Manchester, the North West, and the UK.
To ensure top search engine positioning, outstanding Internet marketing, excellent online marketing and skilful website design, Rippleffect Liverpool is the best choice for exceptional Internet marketing and online marketing in Liverpool.
Services
Rippleffect's expertise covers the full spectrum of online services. We provide total solutions across all areas of the Internet and e-business by building strategies with businesses and organisations, which deliver productive, powerful, and truly effective solutions.
- Website Design
- Content Management Systems
- Search Engine Optimisation
- Online Marketing
- E-Commerce Solutions
- Intranet and Extranet Development
- Internet Consultancy
- Accessibility
- Copywriting
- Online Games
- Advanced Hosting
People
The success of any company is its people. All members of the award winning Rippleffect Team are not just chosen for their qualifications and experience, but also for their passion in driving standards ever higher. They will maintain Rippleffect's pre-eminent position in the new media world.
Ben Hatton - Managing Director
Derek Hatton - Chairman
Craig Johnson - Business Development Director
Ben Hayward - Creative Director
Gavin Sherratt - Creative Director
Anthony Clark - Senior Designer
Katy Fyles - Senior Designer
Christina Gunther - Head of Research
Alec Woolford - Technical Development Director
Phil Cox - Programming Director
Paul Stevenson - Senior Programmer
Peter Brennen - Senior Programmer
Martin Dunford - Programmer
James Easterby - Programmer
John Byrne - Programmer
Ryan Price - Programmer
Mark Law - Programmer
Mike Edwards - Programmer
Glyn Roberts - Programmer
Angela Mulhearn - Head of Finance & Administration
Jeni Sanders - Administrator
Natalie Crowe - Administrator
Awards
National Business Awards 2004 (Highly Commended) – Everton FC - Daily Telegraph
National Business Awards 2004 (Shortlisted) – Living Ventures - Daily Telegraph
Young Director of the Year 2004 (Shortlisted) – Ben Hatton - Institute of Directors
New Media Entrepreneur of the Year 2004 – Rippleffect (Ben Hatton) - EN Magazine
Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2003 – Ben Hatton - Downtown Liverpool
Best New Media Company 2003 – Rippleffect - EN Magazine
Contact
1 Henry Street
Campbell Square
Liverpool
L1 5BS
t: 0151 709 6848
f: 0151 709 6844
21 Ralli Courts
West Riverside
Manchester
M3 5FT
t: 0161 839 3944
f: 0161 839 4348
Partners
Rippleffect’s policy is to create partnerships with leading organisations whose area of expertise in the new media sector complements ours. This means we never deviate from the Internet, we never lose the focus of our stated mission -- to provide an unrivalled online service for our clients.
British Telecom
Pipex
Open SRS
World Pay
Protx
Privacy Policy
Rippleffect Studio Ltd is a registered company with the Data Protection Act 1988 and is aware of its responsibilities under that act.
In general, you may visit the Site without telling us who you are or revealing any personally identifiable information about you. Our servers collect the domain names, operating system in use (e.g., Macintosh, Windows) and browser (e.g., Netscape, Internet Explorer). This information is aggregated to measure the number of visits, average time spent on the Site, pages viewed, etc. Rippleffect Studio Ltd uses this information to measure the use of our Site and to improve the content of our Site. E-mail addresses and other personally identifiable information such as first and last name, home or other physical address, telephone number, and other similar information are known only when voluntarily provided by a visitor for registration or other participation of visitors in any available online interactive activities.
At times, we conduct on-line surveys to better understand the needs and profiles of our visitors. When we conduct a survey, we will try to let you know how we will use the information at the time we collect the information from you on the Internet.
This Site may contain links to other sites of third parties. We are not responsible for the content or privacy practices of those other sites. We may revise this Privacy Policy from time to time. You are responsible for checking this policy when you visit our Site to review the current policy. If you do not agree with the policy, you should cease use of the Site immediately.
Flash
Macromedia Flash is a proprietary, robust graphics animation/application development program used to create and deliver dynamic content, media (such as sound and video), and interactive applications over the web via the browser. It is not a standard produced by a vendor-neutral standards organization like most of the core protocols and formats on the Internet.
Many graphic artists use Flash because it gives them exact control over every part of the design, and anything can be animated and generally "jazzed up." Some application designers enjoy flash because it lets them create applications that don't have to be refreshed or go to a new web page every time an action occurs. There are many sites which forego HTML entirely for Flash.
Flash detractors claim that Flash websites tend to be poorly designed, and often use confusing and non-standard user-interfaces. Up until recently, search engines have been unable to index Flash objects, which has prevented sites from having their contents easily found. It is possible to specify alternate content to be displayed for browsers that do not support Flash. Using alternate content also helps search engines to understand the page, and can result in much better visibility for the page.
The most recent incarnation of Flash's scripting language (called "actionscript", which is an ECMA language similar to JavaScript) incorporates long-awaited usability features, such as respecting the browser's font size and allowing blind users to use screen readers. Actionscript 2.0 is an Object-Oriented language, allowing the use of CSS, XML, and the design of class-based web applications.
The final consensus is that Flash is simply a tool, and like all tools it takes a skillful craftsperson to know when, and how, to use it properly. Macromedia's other two products, Fireworks and Dreamweaver, makes Flash integration with graphics and HTML a lot easier.