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Neon Ant Software offers you websites with...
Some companies require a clean, corporate look that is highly functional and fast to load, while others are looking for polished graphics and animation that will appeal to their target client base. Whatever your needs, contact us today to see what we can do for your business. You can get your business a powerful, database-driven website complete with a Content Management System (CMS), which basically lets you edit the text of your website pages using just your browser in a friendly Word-like interface.
This whole CMS will run on Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher with nothing more required. We are currently working to also implement this system on Mozilla compatible browsers like Netscape Navigator and Firefox so that clients not on Windows platforms can also edit their website easily. You can have a fantastic newsletter manager that lets your website visitors subscribe to your own groups allowing you to e-mail them all later with any specials, information, news or whatever you want! You can also choose to have new subscribers confirm their e-mail if you think they might be concerned about privacy issues. It even comes with its own statistics letting you know exactly how many subscribers are in your lists. Beat that!
Still not convinced? Read on ... You will also get website statistics showing you all the details of hits and visitors to your website, complete with colour graphs and tables. At Neon Ant Software we only host websites that we build ourselves. Why? By only hosting websites that we have built ourselves we are able to eliminate the sloppy coding practices and heavy reliance on third-party products that are produced by inexperienced or "rushed for time" web designers. By confirming your website now you will get your first month of Web hosting FREE! That's right. :) Normal Web hosting charges are $30 +GST per month and you will not be tied into any long term Web hosting agreements for several years like some other companies. The websites are managed by Neon Ant Software but the servers are physically located in the secured, temperature controlled server rooms of a national ISP (Internet Service Provider) with large bandwidth capability. The servers are also connected to an uninterruptable power supply (UPS), which means that in cases where there are power fluctuations, spikes or blackouts, the Web servers will continue to run from large battery power.
Need more convincing? Whew! OK. Here goes...
Get Neon Ant Software to design and host your new website and you will get a one year guarantee* that you will be completely satisfied with the website and our service. That's 12 months risk-free!** You can't really lose. With all of these features, you will end up getting a great website that is fast-loading and running smoothly, as well as the comfort of knowing that you have got experts in the website business on your side. If you have more complex website needs or requirements please contact Rob directly to find out exactly what is possible or to get an obligation free quote. So what are you waiting for? Contact Neon Ant Software now for your website before this great special is all over!
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