Wizard Web
Custom website design and digital services for businesses in the Cotswolds and surrounding area
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Wizard Web
Wizard Web designs, builds, redesigns and maintains websites, including ecommerce sites. Services also include domain registration, managed hosting, search engine optimisation, social media advice and blog design.
It serves businesses, particularly in tourism, accommodation, services and retail, and charges for website projects, hosting and related services. The business is led by Melanie and has designed websites since 1999.
Wizard Web Limited was founded in 2009 and is registered in Worcester, United Kingdom. It serves clients mainly in the Cotswolds.
Product: Custom website design, development, ecommerce, maintenance, hosting and digital marketing services.
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