In February 2012 alone it’seeze saw a 127% increase on sales from the same month in the previous year.

2012 has already been a great year for it’seeze, the range of products and services offered by the Spoton.net franchise, as more and more businesses across the UK are getting online and starting to explore the commercial potential of a professional presence on the Internet.

As an extremely cost-effective alternative to high-end websites, it’seeze websites have continued to impress as small and medium size businesses throughout the UK work with it’seeze to launch their new websites. 

The economic climate has only bolstered it’seeze position as one of the UK’s leading affordable website providers, as businesses look for cost-effective alternatives to spending thousands of pounds on website development. It’seeze’s business model, with its low upfront costs and monthly payments, is geared up to assist local businesses to ensure that their websites work for them.

This business model also means that Spoton.net franchisees receive three types of income: an instant income from website sales, a monthly residual income, and an income from providing additional services! And with franchisees who’ve already achieved over and above 150 website sales, the residual income alone makes a very attractive proposition.

“It is really encouraging to see so many SMEs coming to it’seeze to get their business online” comments Karl Lewins, Business Development Manager at Spoton.net.

“Over the last year I have seen a massive shift from business owners as they start to realise the importance of having an online presence and the huge commercial value that it affords”.

Figures show that last year alone $194.3 billion was spent online in the USA and a huge £68 billion in the UK.

“It really is a great opportunity for our Spoton.net franchisees who are able to capitalise on this growing trend and month-on-month we are seeing improved sales as a result of this.” Karl adds “It’s exciting times especially when you realise there isn’t a small business in the UK that it’seeze can’t help.”