The private practice is run by Consultant surgeons Mrs Aileen Lambert and Mr Neil Tan – both have a huge breadth of experience between them, with all manner of ear, nose and throat conditions. They are proud to also hold NHS Consultant positions at the Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust, as well as supporting private outpatient clinics and performing private surgery in the Duchy Hospital, Truro.

Aileen and Neil contacted us to design and build a brand-new website, to give it a fresh new look, including up-to-date imagery and providing easier navigation for prospective and current patients.

The site is now live, so if you’re looking for a self funded or private medical consultation for your ENT condition, please do get in touch. You can visit their website here: entsurgeonscornwall.co.uk.

The post New Website Launched for ENT Surgeons Cornwall appeared first on MiHiDigital.

Their mantra is “Everyone. Welcome. Always” with inclusivity being at the heart of their business. There is a strong emphasis on the belief that quality care is person-centred, and this is celebrated throughout all the services provided.

Founders Terri Lawes and Rhiannon Williams wanted to make a difference in the world of care, providing a personal, professional and responsible service to their clients whilst driving a positive change in health and social care. 

With excellent care comes an excellent website, and that’s exactly why Terri and Rhiannon approached us to build theirs and help share City Care Southwest’s ethos. Having previously worked with their partner company City Security, City Care Southwest knew of our proven track record in building successful websites and were confident that we knew exactly how to get their new care venture up and running online.

Offering a comprehensive web design service, we built their branding from scratch – from designing the logo and developing a clear and concise webpage with City Care Southwest’s core values at the forefront of our minds. Here, you can gain a clear understanding of the care and compassion that goes into their work, book a service, learn more about how their team of expert carers can help, and even apply to join the team yourself. The site is now live, so you can take a look here: www.citycaresw.co.uk

The post New Website Launched for City Care Southwest appeared first on MiHiDigital.

James from Summerbreeze had been taking bookings through Airbnb, but knew in the long-term it was important to be able to take bookings directly through their own website. Having scoured the internet looking at hundreds of websites for holiday cottages, James came across one that stood out. It was one our ours. He got in touch and we got to work.

Having built hundreds of holiday cottage websites and worked with many more, we knew exactly what James needed – from cottage pages, to his chosen booking engine integration. It’s now live, so you can take a look at the site here: https://www.summerbreezeorchard.co.uk/

The post New website launched for Summerbreeze Orchard Holiday Cottages appeared first on MiHiDigital.

Our Managing Director Mark Worden said “We’re delighted to be able to continue our support for these awards, which shine a light on those leading the way in the tourism and hospitality marketplace. Having been involved with the awards for so many years, we know that the bar is set incredibly high; anyone who wins an award on the night deserves all of the recognition and praise they receive and are instrumental in making the South West such an attractive destination for those not only in the UK, but all over the world!”

We will be sponsoring the Visitor Information category, which fits well with our own work within the industry; we are proud to say that seven of the region’s most significant destinations now use MiHi as their web development agency.

Winners will be announced on the 16th November. Good luck to everyone involved in this year’s Devon Tourism Awards.

The post MiHi Digital continues support for the Devon Tourism Awards appeared first on MiHiDigital.

We were first approached by Birchill Farm toward the start of the summer period. They knew we were specialists in tourism marketing and wanted our guidance on how to increase bookings, having taken the business over just a couple of years ago.

Once we’d visited and looked around, it was clear a large gap existed between what was on their website and the heavenly reality of what is there. With that in mind, replacing the old site with one that does them justice was a central part of our plan; there is no point in driving lots of traffic if people can’t easily see how blooming awesome it is!

We also gave guidance on their approach to listing sites, as well as their approach to email marketing.

You can view their new website here: https://birchillfarm.co.uk/

The post New website launched for Birchill Farm Holiday Cottages appeared first on MiHiDigital.

The MiHi team recently helped Great Eckworthy to launch a website just as stylish as their luxury holiday cottages.

When the new owners of Great Eckworthy moved down to this area of Devon, they knew they wanted to work with an agency who understood the tourism industry like the back of their hand. In other words, Mihi were the perfect fit! With no existing website, they needed a team to create something sleek and sophisticated from scratch.

And the mission was a success, don’t you think?

You can view their website here: https://greateckworthy.com/

The post New website launched for Great Eckworthy appeared first on MiHiDigital.

Their reputation means that their work takes them way beyond their base in Swansea, just as ours does from our little office location near the Tamar. That’s actually how they got in touch with us; they were facing some SEO problems and were referred on by another agency who knew that we were the perfect fit for them.

Having solved their SEO issues, we then moved on to building their new site. Taking a relatively primitive original version of just five pages, up to one with more than thirty pages full of tree surgery services and advice, will help them rank for even more key phrases, as well as reach more people in the process.

This one really has been a win, win, win!

You can visit their new website here: cantellowtreesurgery.co.uk

If you want to know more about how MiHi Digital can help your business grow, then get in touch with the team!

Call us on 01566 232323 or email hello@mihidigital.co.uk.

The post New website launched for Cantellow Tree Surgery in Swansea appeared first on MiHiDigital.

And we know exactly where we want to stay when we finally make it to East Anglia…in a converted windmill of course! The stunning 7 storey Old Mill at Big Stay Norfolk is the perfect place to take the whole family.  The quirky circular bedrooms in the mill tower are beautifully cosy but the 105 square foot living space is just breathtaking.  It opens out onto an epic garden with sweeping views across the Norfolk countryside. Big Stay Norfolk also boasts the historic Hall Farmhouse.  In a quintessential village located in the heart of Norfolk, the farmhouse is another substantial family escape with a 120sqm kitchen opening out onto an acre of garden. 

Better yet, both are pooch friendly so you can explore this lovely corner of the country, with the family hound too.

Take a look around this gorgeous pair over on their new website bigstaynorfolk.com

The post A New Website for Norfolks Historical Holiday Cottages appeared first on MiHiDigital.

My Cottage in St Ives take home the Bronze Award

Three Mile Beach take home the Silver Award

And Treworgey Cottages take home the Gold Award

Mark Worden, Director at MiHi said…

“After a couple of years of Zoom awards it was great to see some of the very best tourism businesses in the county back in the Cathedral to receive the praise and recognition that they thoroughly deserve. It’s also fantastic to see our clients taking home another six awards on the night! Well done everyone!”

A huge congratulations to our award winners, you deserve this so much and your hard work has all been worth it! And congratulations to all the other award winners and finalists that joined us and a massive thank you to the team at Cornwall Tourism Awards for organising these awards, without you, we couldn’t shout about all the amazing businesses based in beautiful Cornwall.

Find out more about the winners of this year’s awards on the Cornwall Tourism Awards website.

The post Celebrating businesses at the Cornwall Tourism Awards 2022 appeared first on MiHiDigital.

Here we explain exactly what that means and how you can avoid potentially costly mistakes.

What exactly is copyright?

Whilst we’re not lawyers, we’re going to give you a quick overview; if you take a photo, then you own the copyright to that photo and can choose where it goes and who is able to use it.

You could choose to use it on your own website, or you could allow someone else to use it on theirs if you were happy for them to do so.

The key point is that you have control of the image and you’re happy for someone else to use it.

Where problems arise is if someone uses that image without permission. If you were browsing the internet and found that someone else was using your photo and hadn’t asked, you’d probably be annoyed and rightly so.

And this is where people are being caught out when they (hopefully innocently) use a photo that they don’t have permission to.

When can you use an image and when can’t you use an image?

You can use an image if:

–        You took it yourself.

–        You have asked for and gained permission to use it.

–        You have purchased a license to use it (usually from a stock photography website, such as iStock or Adobe Stock).

How about images you see on Google?

When you do a google image search you will see an option to allows you to select USAGE RIGHTS (you can get to this by tapping on ‘tools’ under the search bar).

There are two types of image copyright you can choose from:

Creative commons licences:

Creative Commons licences are free licences that a rights holder might attach to an image. It lets people know how they can reuse an image without having to go back to the rights holder to ask for their permission.

Commercial or other licences:

Commercial or other licenses: These images have non-Creative Commons licenses and can be from either site available at no charge or commercial sites that require payment.

The latter would need checking in terms of whether or not you can use it, but if in doubt, simply don’t.

What happens if you use someone’s photo without permission?

If they find that you have been using their image then you’ll likely receive an email from a company such as Alamy, who will detail the page and place you’ve used the image without permission. This will also include a fee they would like you to pay in compensation. This fee can run into hundreds of £’s, so the key point here is never to take images unless you have permission, have bought them or have taken them yourself.

Please note this article is not providing legal advice for image copyright and is only an introduction to the topic area. Always seek professional legal support should you wish to discuss or learn more about this subject.

if you want to know more about how MiHi Digital can help your business grow, then get in touch with Mark and the team!

Call us on 01566 232323 or email hello@mihidigital.co.uk.

The post Staying on the right side of image copyright appeared first on MiHiDigital.