web strategy, planning, content and development
why miggle?
You know what it is you want to do online. You've got your market sussed, done your research and you know who your competitors are.
Now you just need to make it happen!
So, take a look at miggle
- We'll help you define your Internet strategy
- We'll work with you to plan your projects
- And then we'll make sure they get delivered, on time, on budget and with no hidden costs
Or, if you know what you're after, then we've got the products and people who'll help your business make the best of the web.
To find out how our understanding of website audiences can help you improve your online business, call in miggle's expert team, based in Brighton and Hove, East Sussex. Contact us or call us free on 0800 043 6443.
Alick Mighall
Miggle tag: Managing Director
Background:
Sussex born and bred, I studied music in Manchester and started working life as a broadcast composer. I got into new media in 1994, moved to Brighton a year later, ran a business, worked at Yahoo! for 7 years, went travelling, came back and started miggle.co.uk.
Your miggle remit:
My job involves working with and learning from a great team of people, getting from one end of the day to the other without ever watching the clock. Hands on with anything when the need arises, I spend my time thinking about what we can do for businesses like yours.
Webby interests:
I'm an at arms length Facebook user with too many recruitment consultants as friends on LinkedIn. I tweet a bit. I stick photos on flickr. I love the freedom that the Internet gives me, as both my vocation and a hobby, to manage my life the way I want to.
Away from the computer screen:
I enjoy running, skiing, football and time with the family. I play the piano from time to time. Eating and drinking for means other than survival and sustenance. Recently I've been going back to my media roots and started cutting videos of family day's out to rocking soundtracks on my Macbook.
How would you save the miggle team from life-threatening peril?
It would probably involve running in atrocious weather to get assistance. I could lead everyone to the safe confines of the county cricket ground in Hove. No one would ever think of looking for us there. Or I'd play some lounge-style melancholia on my piano until the assailants died of boredom...
