"Bee in Clover" or "Be in Clover": however you choose to read it, that's how we want you to feel about your website - contented and productive. Gone are the days where having a website means simply putting up a few basic pages and then leaving well alone. A successful website requires your continual input, inspiration, and growth to make it succeed - just like your business.

What we do

We learn about what YOU do, who your target audience is, and who your competitors are, then build you a web presence to be proud of. This includes registering good quality domain names (website addresses), creating a bespoke, multi-browser compatible, accessible, search-engine friendly website, and then hosting it on our servers. We can also create a basic advertising description and keywords, and register your new website with the major search engines.

Once the site is up and running, we're still here to help you add new promotions, products, and functionality whenever you need them, enabling you to concentrate on running your business rather than worrying about updating your website.

Who are we?

Bee in Clover is a trading name of Virtual Tapestry Ltd, and consists of just two people - husband and wife team Steven and Linda Marson. We live in Somerset with the Master of the Sofa (the cat) and a small colony of stick insects.

We're happy when we have a good relationship with our clients. This happens a lot, probably because we create websites they (and we) are proud of, and treat them the way we would wish to be treated ourselves, that is fairly, honestly, and efficiently.

Environmental Policy

We try to make our business as eco-friendly as possible. To begin with, as we're a small business we can work from an office at home. This means we only have to heat, light, and service one building, not two, and no petrol is required to get us to work!

We also:

• Use recycled, sustainable, and renewable products whenever possible, including using a green electricity provider, and paper made from recycled or sustainable materials;
• Reduce our energy use where possible, and replace end-of-life equipment with more energy efficient types;
• Reduce our use of resources whenever possible, such as by using electronic communications over paper, and communicating with our clients by telephone or electronically rather than using fuel by travelling to meet them;
• Reuse materials wherever possible, including recycling our waste paper into packaging for our retail business, and re-using computer components when upgrading our equipment, thereby extending their useful life.