10 Ways to Prevent these Common Google Ads Mistakes
Check your Google Ads aren't making these common mistakes...
Google’s New Verification Process Allows Editing of Knowledge Panels
You can now edit Google knowledge panels - find out all you need to know in our latest blog post.
17 Duplicate Content Issues you Should Fix on your Website
Duplicate content is a term that has been banded about for years in SEO circles and it certainly does cause issues for the website(s) concerned. But there are many different types of duplicate content, so we thought a blog post to explain these, where they might occur and some checks you can do to make sure your website isn’t suffering, would be a good idea. What is Duplicate Content? Quite simply, it is exactly that; a piece of content that is present in more than one place on the web. This could be on the same domain (website) or it [...]
A Search Engine Optimisation Guide for the Less Geeky of Us
If you're an SEO noob - check out our guide to SEO for the less-geeky.
New Data Retention Controls from Google Analytics in line with GDPR
Find out more about Google's new data retention controls within Analytics.
Google URL Shortener to Close to New Users From April 13th 2018
The beloved Google URL shortener is closing - here is what you can use instead!
Google Now Shows Answer Without Search Results
Have you ever wondered why you get so many search results for simple questions such as “time in Bristol” or 5+8? This might change for good, and you may start to see one answer on Google without the list of search results. Barry Schwartz, Search Expert, explained this news first on Search Engine Land; apparently, Google is testing displaying only the answer to queries regarding the local time, unit converter or calculator. According to Danny Sullivan (Google’s public educator about search), it is an experiment and might not stay. So how does it work? If you wish to know the [...]
Chrome will Mark all HTTP Sites as “Not Secure” From July 2018
Is your website secure?
How to Write Awesome Content for Google and Humans
This is awesome content! Only joking. My job would become significantly simpler if everyone believed that this was awesome content just because I said so. For years and years there has been a debate about whether you should write content for Google or for people. Yes, if you optimise your content for search engines, like Google, Bing and Yahoo, then you are more likely to rank, which will help drive traffic to your website or blog. However! Google isn’t human! (Although they are coming close these days with much more sophisticated analytical capabilities). Search engines won’t buy your product [...]
The power of Long Tail Keywords – Boost your Traffic and Conversions
Discover the power of long tail keywords!