So we’re halfway through 2019. What? Seriously, we’re halfway through. We’re in June, soon it’s July, and then it’s Christmas. 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!
DuckDuckGo – true to their billboard – wanted to change how the status quo operated. They promised not to track their user’s search data. Ever. And they continue to guarantee that as they expand their business.
In 2018, Google released a huge update to the scoring factors within PageSpeed that you may have heard about, but may not fully understand. It’s known as Google Lighthouse, or Google PageSpeed Insights v5, and despite being released very lowkey by the search giant it made waves.
As far back as 2015, Google’s public voice of authority – Matt Cutts – quietly put out a reminder to the community that Google offered a service called Contributor.
As a digital marketing agency specialising in getting your business to the top of the search results page, we keep up to date with industry trends, changes at Google HQ, and anything else that might help us get an edge.
We’re in another New Year. This just happens faster and faster every time. But with this cultural reset button comes a good moment to reflect on what your SEO strategy is, and what you might be focussing on that really isn’t important anymore.
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.
Brand is so, so important. Having a website, a Facebook page and the Yoast SEO plugin won’t deliver you to the top of Google SERPs on its own.
In August 2018, the digital marketing world (and, of course, the entire internet world – even if they were unaware of it) bade farewell to Google AdWords.
According to Tom Anthony for Moz, Google takes data from Google Chrome users (who have agreed to it) to evaluate site speed through user experience.
As of 2021, no longer will people wonder why Adobe Flash can’t be used on their iPhone – because it won’t be available on any sort of device. Anywhere. Adobe has announced that they “will stop updating and distributing the …
SEO, or Search Engine Optimisation to give it its full name, is an essential marketing tool that is designed to get your web page noticed by search engines and ensure that it appears at a high position in the search …