About Darren Moloney

Darren launched All Things Web® over 13 years ago in recognition of the need to offer clients an SEO service that stripped away the mystique surrounding the subject, instead offering an informed, jargon free and reliable service that could be trusted to successfully optimise clients’ websites, to ensure they attract targeted on-line traffic that converted into business leads and sales. Well known throughout the industry, both in the UK and internationally, as MD and Technical Director Darren continues to act as the SEO technical expert within the company, providing web optimisation consultancy and general advice to our clients. He works closely with peers around the world and belongs to a number of industry forums. As a Glider pilot and keen mountain walker (when not working or researching Web Marketing) Darren can generally be found on an airfield or at the top of a UK mountain or moorland!

The Power Of Visual Content – Should Your Business Be Using Infographics?

Infographics are a fairly new concept, right? Wrong. The concept of displaying information visually has been around for a long time; from Egyptian hieroglyphics to presenting data in the bar charts and line graphs we know today. We are visual creatures by nature – and so are your potential customers.Back in 2014, Toni wrote a piece on the ‘lynx effect’ of infographics, and 2 years on it appears this effect is what continues to make infographics so popular on the web.But should you jump on the infographic hype? Take a look at the benefits and potential [...]

By |2021-07-26T12:07:40+01:00November 25th, 2016|

Multi Touch Attribution Uses Explained

One of the best parts of online marketing is that every effort is trackable and measurable. Marketers can see which online campaigns are working and where to apportion more budget. But even with tracking capabilities there can still be a question over which method of delivery is responsible for a conversion if a consumer has visited a website a number of times via different channels. As a marketer, for example, you may consider the first visit (touch point) to be the channel that takes the glory for the sale, even if the visitor returned several times and bought through a [...]

By |2021-07-26T12:07:57+01:00November 24th, 2016|

A Brief & Speedy Guide to Migrating a Website from HTTP to HTTPS

It shouldn’t come as a shock that Google, other browsers, and users in general want the web to be more secure.Therefore, the time is now upon us to get websites moved from HTTP to a more secure version that is HTTPS.As the latest in a long list in ranking factors, the process – and the process of doing it right – is confusing a lot of people. We therefore thought we’d take moment to discuss HTTPS and what you should be doing. […]

By |2021-07-26T12:08:36+01:00November 7th, 2016|

A Guide To Getting Your Google My Business Listing Right

Have you Googled your business lately? Were you happy with the results displayed to you? If not, would you prefer to see a display that instantly gives potential customers your location with directions, hours of operation, contact details and a link to your website all in one place? Thanks to Google My Business, now you can. A free marketing tool that connects both mobile and desktop customers to businesses, find out more on what makes GMB so beneficial to business, and how to get your business listing right. […]

By |2021-07-26T12:09:28+01:00September 28th, 2016|

Alternative Social Media Platforms Your Business Should Consider In 2016

“If it ain’t broke – don’t fix it.” Whilst this saying might work well when justifying why you still drive that car that’s fit for the scrapyard, in the world of social media there is always room for innovation and improvement. If a platform doesn’t click with the public, it will fail – the list of failed social networks is extensive; who remembers Bebo, MySpace, Digg? This being said, it can be hard for businesses to look beyond Facebook, with over 1 billion registered users it is the ‘King’ of social networks and is constantly updating its offerings to make [...]

By |2021-07-26T12:09:51+01:00August 23rd, 2016|

Get The Most Out Of Your Experience

Now I’m only one month away from finishing my apprenticeship, it is becoming clear to me how much I have actually progressed. This is not only in regards to my role at All Things Web®, but personally too. Personal development often involves skills that are generally overlooked. This month I have created a list of how I have developed in just one year. Have any of these skills affected your career too? […]

By |2021-07-26T12:10:09+01:00July 11th, 2016|

The Importance of Citations for Local Search Engine Rankings

A question that many businesses ask; is how to rank locally for their chosen search terms. Google has over 250 ranking factors in its sophisticated algorithm, some better known than others. Getting citations for your business online is a part of local search strategy and is identified as being a key ranking factor. However remember that doing citations alone will not cover all of the factors that need to be addressed in your local strategy. […]

By |2021-07-26T12:10:34+01:00July 7th, 2016|

My Work Experience at All Things Web®

My name is Daniel Hopper, throughout this week I have been doing work experience at All Things Web®. The reason I chose this area of work is because I really enjoyed the advertising aspect of the media course I studied last year in school. I aspire to work with marketing when I am older because of my interest in the creative and social media based sides of digital marketing. English has always been my favourite lesson at school and I am a keen writer, this is why I was eager to try and write my own blog post. […]

By |2020-09-01T12:52:40+01:00July 1st, 2016|
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