Digital Marketing Insight by Wolf

And like that, we hit the middle of March of a brand new year. Nay, a brand new Decade! It feels like yesterday we were discussing the importance of SEO moving into 2019, and as we draw to a close on the first quarter of 2020, many of those points remain true.

Much as choosing the right name for your business can do everything from set the tone to win you clients, domain names are becoming increasingly important to get right in a world wide web beginning to fill up with flashy new endings. Where .com was the go to, chefs can now have .cooking! Where .net was always used, karate fans can opt instead for .ninja!

On average, marketing comprises almost 11% of overall firm budgets across the US. With a 44% increase in 2017, more of that marketing budget is being spent in the digital realm. And when it comes to online marketing strategies, SEO content marketing is critical.

We like to impart this information to our clients – and to you if we’ve never met! – because it helps keep you in the loop of what we’re focussing on. Today, we’re looking at Schema Markup, which we’re thinking

Chrome. Safari. Firefox. Brave – what do these all have in common? They’re all internet browsers! Even ‘Brave’, we hear you ask? Yep – and that’s what we’re going to talk about here.

We’re all another year older, Pantone has released another Colour of the Year, and we get to do it all again in 2020. But before that happens, it’s worth looking at where we find ourselves in the world of website design in 2019!

We live in a world that appears on the brink of, if not already in, an existential crisis. The internet is so entwined in our daily lives that the very presence of it is now referred to as the Internet

Now, with Google taking a share of all ad revenue, ad blocking is a major issue for their revenue flow. So it is with a measure of cynicism with which we should take their pushing of a paid adblock service

Pantone has announced their Colour of the Year 2019: Living Coral. The Pantone code is 16-1546, and here we look at why Pantone thinks it’s the colour to watch in the coming 12 months.

How do you get your local business to the top of Google Search? I hope you’re feeling ready and excited – I’m going to give you the rundown on Local SEO.

Having a website and a product, a Facebook page and the Yoast SEO plugin on your WordPress won’t deliver you to the top of Google SERPs on its own. All those things will help, of course, but if you want

We’ve all now been heavily, both in business and personal lives, embedded in this world of Facebook and Instagram, and there is a sense of ‘what next?’