The Wordpress Website Specialist - Eric Davies Email and Phone Number

Whether you need a WordPress website built from scratch or an existing site improved, I can do it. I'm also happy to find and register a domain name for you and to host your site.If you need ongoing help with adding posts or other content, I offer ongoing support - and I'll also make sure that everything is running smoothly, by doing weekly maintenance and speed checks.I enjoy challenges – and learning WordPress has provided lots of them. I don’t give in easily, so tend to find a way to do whatever’s required; you might say that I’m like a DoodlyDog with a bone!An avid reader and experienced writer, I’m good at spotting errors on both page and screen. Give me your copy and I won’t drop it into the site without making sure it makes sense – so you won’t be embarrassed by the sort of typos and readability issues that plague many websites.If you need a new website or would like an existing one revamped, please get in touch for a chat.Here's what one client said on Google Reviews: 'Highly recommend DoodlyDogEric is professional in every aspect of his business and his communication skills are excellent, he took time to understand my requirements and was willing to go at the speed I was able to in sending him my requests for my website design.Thank you.I will have no hesitation in recommending Eric @ DoodlyDog to anyone in future.'

Company created to bring together numerous self-employed activities and to promote development of a range of 'Eurojargon' products, the first of which was the Eurojargon Guide to EU Terminology, available as an iPhone app from October 2012. The Eurojargon EU Referendum app was launched in February 2016. Following the Referendum result, I decided to change my focus, concentrating less on EU affairs and more on business-related writing and editing.

Compiled, and contributed articles to, the Association's quarterly journal; maintained website; organised - and in many cases ran - training courses. In latter stages, managed membership database and handled members' queries.

I provided a range of EU-related information services, including: compiling newsletters, writing articles and booklets, creating websites, adding material to databases, and research. Clients included the University of Leeds, Cardiff University, the European Commission, the European Information Association (EIA), Ellis Publications and Euroconfidentiel.European Information Services (a trading name) became Eurojargon Enterprises Limited in 2012.

General library duties (cataloguing, shelving etc) and enquiry work. Liaised with academic staff on the organisation and content of student module spaces on the IBIS intranet. Part-time job to fill gap left when freelancing work dropped off. Left when I got a contract to work for the European Information Association.

Temporary contract, managing the European Documentation Centre (EDC) and - latterly - acting as Law Librarian.