When building your website, your web designer should try and stick to easy-to-understand language. But occasionally, terms get used that you may not be aware of. That’s why we’ve put together a little glossary of all the website terms you might stumble across so that...
Are Google Ads suitable for your business? Firstly let's cover what Google Ads are Google ads is a system of placing an advert within Google's search results when people search for a certain keyword or phrase.When someone clicks on it they are taken to the page on...
If you're starting a business, one of the first steps you need to take is setting up your website. This can be overwhelming if you're not sure where to start. Understanding the differences between a domain name, website, email and website hosting will help make this...
How to Achieve Business Growth On Friday 15th July, half of the MJS team ventured over to Eastbourne to meet with two of our alliance partners – Tim Rylatt (Growth Coach) and Nicola Tomsett (Mike Robertson Associates). Together, Matt, Tim and Nicola developed...
If you are going networking and answering the question “what do you do” with your job title, then you are potentially missing out on the opportunity to kickstart a conversation which could lead to your next customer. Picture the scene, you are gathered around the...
Who is your website built for? When building a website, it’s important to ask the question ‘Who is my website built for?’ Google? So that it ranks well. The boss? So you can keep your job. Or for who it is meant to be for… your visitors. The Power of Kindness When we...
Is knowledge really a curse? It can be if the visitors to your website don’t understand the language or terminology you are using.
It is one of the most common questions when building a website or providing SEO on an existing site. How long until I rank at the top of Google?
Let's have a little disclaimer first of all. Google doesn't tell us exactly what its algorithm is for ranking websites. It does give us some guidance, and when it releases a significant algorithm update, it will often provide website owners with some advanced warning....
To mute, or not to mute, that is the question. We are a year into a pandemic which has made virtual meetings a normal daily occurrence. In this blog, we look at meeting etiquette while online.
Your logo doesn't need to be bigger. Not on your website, not on your flyer, not on your advert. In recent years we have seen a cultural shift from ‘less is more’ to ‘bigger is better’. Think cars, smartphones, TVs… we are constantly being told that a large size is...
This may seem like an odd headline, but stick with me. Over the last year, we have seen several high profile automotive brands redesign their logo. However, none of these have been dramatic rebrands. In fact, they have simplified their logos to make them more suitable...