Case study
Peter Posh and Stag & Groom: two websites secured and looked after
Peter Posh has been hiring and tailoring suits for weddings and formal events since 1990, and today runs eight showrooms across the Midlands, Cheshire and Gloucestershire. Stag & Groom is its sister brand for men's accessories and wedding gifts. We took over both websites, fixed what needed fixing and now look after them, making the changes their paid media agency needs for its campaigns.
- Client
- Stag & Groom and Peter Posh
- Services
- Web maintenance
Whatthetwowebsitesneeded
Both websites came to us with parts still unfinished, so finishing them was part of the job from day one. Our review also found security problems along with other issues, and the sites were on a hosting package bigger than two sites needed. For a 36-year-old family business with eight showrooms, that needed putting right.
Whatwedid
The security problems the review turned up
Security came first: we fixed the problems the review turned up before anything else.
Hosting and web maintenance
We then moved the hosting for both websites over to Monument and took on their ongoing web maintenance.
Day-to-day changes for the partner agency
A partner agency runs the paid media for both businesses. When it needs something changed on a website, from a button or link on a service page to server-side tracking, we turn it round quickly, so campaigns aren't held up waiting on the website.
Theresult
The security problems are fixed, both websites are hosted with us and we look after their maintenance. When the agency needs a change on either site for a campaign, it comes straight to us and we make it.
Our review found security problems along with other issues. Fixing them came first.
Both sites were on a hosting package that was bigger than two sites needed. We moved the hosting for both over to Monument.
Both websites came to us with parts still unfinished. We finished them, and now look after their maintenance.
A partner agency runs the paid media for both businesses. When it needs something changed, from a button or a link on a service page to setting up server-side tracking, we turn it round quickly.
