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Day 1 of Brighton SEO Takeaway

Day 1 of Brighton SEO Takeaway

I'm travelling back from Brighton SEO day 1, and I've just heard a talk from John Muller of Google. This information is straight from the horse's mouth. What he said aligns closely with what I've been emphasising over the past few years: Google considers a myriad of...

Get a Google Review link

Get a Google Review link

If you want to get more Google reviews, then making it easier for people to leave them is one surefire way to do this. Sending a clickable link to people is an effective way to achieve this. However, the question is how to generate this link. In this blog, I will show...

Our Number 1 Networking Tip

Our Number 1 Networking Tip

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...

DIY Marketing vs Hiring a Marketing Agency

DIY Marketing vs Hiring a Marketing Agency

Do It Yourself marketing vs hiring a marketing agency is always open for debate. Sure, you can create your own marketing campaigns, design content for your social media and develop a good marketing plan, but do you have the time and expertise to really make your...

Why is Loading Speed Vital for a Website?

Why is Loading Speed Vital for a Website?

In 2020, the loading speed of a website became a ranking factor on Google. A Google Ranking Factor may be a little tricky to get your head around so let’s explore this further. What is a Google ranking factor? Google uses an algorithm made up of many factors to decide...

The 6 Easy Changes to Improve Your Website.

The 6 Easy Changes to Improve Your Website.

Everyone knows that websites are one of the most critical marketing features for a business, no matter the industry. However, knowing what makes a good website isn’t such common knowledge. Here are six easy changes and additions you can make to your website to get...

Who Is your website built for?

Who Is your website built for?

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...