Google is constantly changing the way it indexes and sorts websites; what it thinks you want and what you don’t. On May 19th, Google released Social Search but what is it, how does it work and will it really affect websites and their positions in Google?
It’s easy to get carried away when it comes to deciding which keyword phrases you want to be on the 1st page of Google for. While you want to achieve a high volume of traffic to your web site, it’s important to ensure that the keyword phrases you are targeting are relevant to your business. read more
Last Wednesday, Google introduced us to a new way of searching. Welcome… Google Instant. Google will now suggest pages of results to us before we even complete typing our search terms… but what does that mean for SEO? read more
It may have slipped your attention, but in the US, Facebook is now more popular than Google. It’s not far behind in the UK, either.
Often, we advise our clients to consider having a news/advice page or blog as part of their online marketing. But why? And how does this help SEO?
SEO techniques are always on the move, with search engines often reassessing the criteria they use to determine how to rank websites in their results. This article will provide you with some of the more significant criteria used by search engines when looking through your website for keywords.
One of the most common questions asked of us by new clients is “When can I find myself on Google?” read more
As of the 31st of March 2010, there has been a 35% increase in the number of people and companies on Facebook bringing the total in the UK now to approx. 25 million. So, with its growing user base, it seems it’s time to get your business on Facebook. However, once you’re on there, how do you make the best use out of the extra exposure?
Search Engine Optimisation is the practice of maximising the number of hits your website receives via natural search results. The theory behind it being that the higher you are on a search engine page, the more visitors the site will achieve. There are several standard techniques to remember when doing this.
