Exeter Web Design

Last Updated on Friday, 15 October 2010 12:52 Wednesday, 15 September 2010 11:36

Ataga Web Design provides web design for Exeter and throughout Devon. Brochure, E-Commerce and content management systems have been developed for Exeter customers requiring Exeter Web Design, Exeter Graphic Design and Search Engine Optimisation.

Providing Bespoke Web Site Designs

Exeter Web Designers: 01392 311097

Providing Bespoke Web Site Design for Exeter Businesses.

With so many small to medium size businesses in Exeter, every business needs an online presence - in its simplest terms the internet is a directory. Ataga Web Design aims to provide every business in Exeter with a website at a competitive price.

To contact Ataga Web Design regarding Exeter Web Design call us on 01392 311097 or by filling out the contact form.

See below that 100% of these Exeter Web Design customers appear within the first page of google for their relevant search term, our track record speaks for itself, contact us today on 01392 311097.

Company Name
Hydrorod	'drain repairs devon' #1
Music Barn	'recording studio exeter' #3
Devon Garden Services	'garden services devon' #1
Decor8 South West	'painters exeter' #1
Salter Roofing	'roofing exeter' #1
A Taste of Swiss	'swiss product importers' #1
Vehicle Multimedia	'car audio devon' #1
ISCA Decorating	'decorators exeter' #1
Phoenix and Co	'insolvency practitioners devon' #1

 

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The City of Exeter

Exeter is the second largest city in the county of Devon in South West England. It is a popular tourist destination situated on the River Exe, attracting visitors especially with its cathedral. The district is governed by Exeter City Council and is also the county town of Devon.

The city provides strong industries and services to a sizable area. The Met Office, the main weather forecasting organisation for the United Kingdom and one of the most significant in the world, relocated from Bracknell in Berkshire to Exeter in early 2004. It is one of the three largest employers in the area (the others being the University of Exeter and Devon County Council), providing a welcome boost to the local economy.

Princesshay, a post-war retail area running parallel to the High Street, was also home to a number of independent stores prior to redevelopment in 2007. It is an innovative varied development and it is still intended that a number of the new units will be let to local independent stores.