Absolute Design

Want to get more out of your eCommerce agency?

Firstly, it's important to have a team of knowledgeable and empathetic support staff who are dedicated to resolving customer issues quickly and efficiently. Providing ongoing training and development opportunities for you and your team can help stay up-to-date with the latest product updates and best practices.

At Absolute we understand how valuable it is to have a support agency that is on hand to help support you with your growing site, from understanding your business and goals, to providing you with the tools and expertise you need to succeed.

Read our full article to find out how we can help support your site: https://www.absolute-design.co.uk/blogs/insights/reasons-to-choose-absolute-design-as-your-support-partner

Social media channels have become an increasingly important way to promote your business online. They are key to building strong connections with your customers and a great way to boost your online sales.

75% of B2B buyers use social media to make buying decisions* and 43.5% of internet users leverage social networks for online brand research when making buying decisions.

When was the last time you posted on your social media? Are your posts visually appealing and follow brand guidelines? Have you thought about using video for that extra level of engagement?

At Absolute, we are on hand to help with all of your social media marketing needs, from creating creative videos, to helping with paid advertisements. Get in touch to see how we can help boost your online performance.



https://www.absolute-design.co.uk/blogs/insights/using-social-media-to-boost-your-online-presence

The end of PostScript Type 1 fonts is here.

Type 1 fonts, which are also known as PostScript fonts, are an old format of fonts created and developed by Adobe in 1984 which have been replaced by larger font sets called OpenType which are now the industry standard.

Adobe applications are no longer going to be able to recognise the presence of Type 1 fonts even if they are installed on your OS. For documents that currently use an old Type 1 font you will get that dreaded “missing fonts'' notification.

If you have any questions about Type 1 fonts or are unaware if your current literature is using these fonts, please do not hesitate in getting in contact with us and we will advise you on what steps you may need to take: https://www.absolute-design.co.uk/blogs/insights/end-of-support-for-postscript-type-1-fonts