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We’ve made a reviews page

Peter Magnus Design brochure design, business, designer, Facebook, Google Maps, graphic design, graphics, logo, search engine optimisation, signage, social media February 3, 2021July 1, 2021business in herts, business in watford, graphic designer, watford, watford businesses

Are you good are asking for reviews – we’ve not been all that good, but we’re now getting a little bit better. Clients have very kindly been writing reviews about our graphic design and website design services over the last

We can manage your social media

Peter Magnus Design business, charitiy, designer, Facebook, graphic design, graphics, photos, smartphone, smartphone friendly, social media, websites December 12, 2020July 1, 2021graphic designer, social media, social media design

A social media page will increase the internet visibility of your business or charity We can do regular posts, which could be as regular as you’d like – weekly, monthly, or a post every second month, we can also discuss

We make social media pages

Peter Magnus Design business, charitiy, Facebook, graphic design, graphics, social media November 4, 2020July 1, 2021graphic design, graphic designer, social media, watford

Social media pages by Peter Magnus Design, Watford

We can set up and design your social media pages Many business and charities believe they should have some sort of social media page or pages. Often they don’t make progress in getting their social media set up, completed or

Getting to the church on time – being visible on web searches

Peter Magnus Design business, charitiy, church, churches, Facebook, Google Maps, location, search engine optimisation, smartphone, social media, website design, websites April 11, 2019July 1, 2021abbots langley churches, church websites, Irish churches, social media for churches, st albans churches, watford

Peter Magnus Design – finding churches and church websites

Questions we consider: Is social media more visible than a website? How do businesses and organisations make themselves visible to potential customers? Is there a definitive answer? What should be expected from church websites – and any other websites? Getting