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NZ Web Design
Energise Web design have been in the industry longer than most. We started building websites professionally back in 1999.
We've designed websites for clients all over the world. Although we're based in Whangarei, not all our web sites are in Northland. We have clients in Auckland and all over New Zealand. We've also designed for businesses in Australia, the United Kingdom, South East Asia and the USA.
Energise Web has the experience and tools to build you an effective functional, easy to use website, within budget and on time. We specialise in idiot-proof web design!
You can request a free web design quote now, or find out more about the services we offer...
- Web Design to get you online
- Web Hosting to keep you there
- Search Engine Optimisation to rank on Google
- Internet Marketing to make it all work for you
- Online Shops to make money online
Don't take our word for it! Read some web design reviews from our clients, view some of our web designs and find out more about what we do from our blog.
Recent News
Online shopping to boom in 2012
A recent report on ecommerce in New Zealand by PwC and Frost & Sullivan, shows online shopping will boom to a record NZ$2.68 billion in 2011. That is a massive increase of 12 percent from 2010. As traditional retailers struggle in the recession, online shopping will account for 5.1 percent of all retail sales in the country. It is estimated that $910 million (34%) of all sales will be to offshore online businesses. Can traditional retailing survive?
How to search Google effectively (And find a painter in Auckland)
Looking for a painter in Auckland on Google and finding cake decorators in Australia? Maybe you’re not searching the right way!
Here’s some tips on how to improve the results you get from your Google searches. Find what you want on the first page instead of trawling through the wrong results!
Study shows NZ businesses with websites make more money
MYOB have released a report into ecommerce in New Zealand that shows businesses with a website earned significantly more than companies that are not represented online. The study included over one thousand businesses and showed that Northland companies had the lowest internet presence in the country at just 21%.