About The Discover Bexhill Website
Discover Bexhill is an independent, non-profit-making website developed and owned by Alastair Hazell, a resident of Bexhill.
Originally launched in November 2003 to promote Bexhill on the Internet, the Discover Bexhill website now receives over 46,000 page views a month.
| August 2008 Statistics for This Website | |
| Unique Visits in August | 14,899 |
| Page Views in August | 46,942 |
| Total accommodation booking enquiries sent via enquiry form in August | 249 |
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These statistics are provided independently by Google Analytics - an industry recognised source for website statistics. |
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Following much hard work developing the website content, the site appears as number one in all major search engines for Bexhill and most Bexhill associated searches.
Discover Bexhill is non-profit making. The sponsored links and featured listings on the Where to Eat and Where to Stay sections are raising funds (as of August 2006). All money raised is going towards advertising the site (an advert in the Bexhill Guide, stickers, etc), investment in webcam technology for the site and towards local good causes. Discover Bexhill sponsored the Volunteer of the Year award at the 2007 Bexhill Achievers Awards. Money raised from the event was donated to local charities.
This Bexhill website could not have been produced without the help of Bexhill Museum who kindly provided the information for our historical sections and my father, Brian Hazell, who has provided most of the photographs featured on this site and has given a lot of his time to take extra photographs for me.If you would like to contact me, I would love to hear from you. Please see my Feedback page.
If you have some interesting information about Bexhill or some stories or memories that you would like to share, why not add them to the Message Board?
Alastair Hazell
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