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Poultry website highly commended in awards

March 22nd, 2010

A website designed and developed by Cognique for St David’s Poultry Team has been highly commended in the annual Vet Marketing Awards. Organised by the Veterinary Marketing Association, this year the awards featured a new category of ‘Practice Marketing‘, which the website was highly commended for.

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Vet practice designers get web makeover

February 23rd, 2010

Veterinary practice and surgery designers, Peter Goolden Designs LLP, have just launched their new website at http://www.petergooldendesigns.co.uk. The site, designed and developed by Cognique is a showcase for vet practice new builds, alterations, extensions, conversions, fit out and refurbishments throughout the UK.

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Award winning identity for Straight Talk

February 8th, 2010

Cognique’s corporate identity for mobile telecoms company Straight Talk Solutions has been honoured by printing.com in their annual design awards. The identity, created by Senior Designer Nigel Reece, was runner-up in the identity section and will be promoted in a winners’ brochure to be sent out to nearly 300 printing.com outlets throughout the UK. Well […]

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St David’s rises in the pecking order

August 28th, 2009

Following the launch of their new website designed and developed by Cognique, specialist veterinary practice, St David’s Poultry Team has seen a significant increase in the number of enquiries to its website according to its senior partner Richard Turner. The website can be found at www.stdavids-poultryteam.co.uk.

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Mark’s art shines with iTunes treatment

January 22nd, 2009

Local painter Mark Noble has new website, www.marknobleart.org.uk, with an iTunes inspired interface. The website, which was recently launched, uses a Flash component on its homepage which works like iTunes’ coverflow but is used to browse Mark’s paintings instead of album art. “We really wanted to make the paintings the most prominent element within the […]

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Looking for a place in the country? Visit Killens

July 22nd, 2008

Ston Easton based Chartered Surveyors and Property Agents Killens are celebrating the launch of their new website at www.killens.org.uk. The site uses a web content management system which allows staff to add and update news and property details themselves.

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Serving the butlers of tomorrow

March 20th, 2008

Introducing our latest website… The Bradley House Butler School. Developed for its principal, A Haynes, a private service butler with over 20 years’ experience, the website is the public face of a unique business which operates a 12-day residential butler course from the country residence of the Duke & Duchess of Somerset - Bradley House […]

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Hip, Hip, Hooray for The Little HIP Company!

March 19th, 2008

Today we are pleased to announce the launch of a new website for home sellers in South Somerset & North Dorset: The Little HIP Company.
The website was developed for Betty-Jayne Cox, owner of the recently established company which was set up to specialise in providing independent Home Information Packs and Environmental Performance Certificates to […]

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Breathe Marketing website goes live

November 28th, 2007

Head Consulting is pleased to announce the launch of a website for Breathe Marketing (www.breathemarketing.com.au). Based in Adelaide, South Australia, the marketing consultancy was started in 2007 by Anna Nixon-Smith, former Head of Marketing for UK accountants and business advisers, Tenon. The site was developed using the WordPress content management system to allow the consultancy […]

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