Google have announced changes to their search engine that will enable AJAX content to become crawlable. No more choosing between search engine friendly and dynamic content, now you can use practicality and SEO to get the best of both worlds with your website. Google becoming AJAX friendly
October 13th, 2009Google have announced changes to their search engine that will enable AJAX content to become crawlable. No more choosing between search engine friendly and dynamic content, now you can use practicality and SEO to get the best of both worlds with your website. SEO – Target Keywords with Commercial Value
October 5th, 2009
One of the most common themes I find amongst clients looking for SEO Services is that they have targeted the wrong keywords and have carried out little or no keyword research. A few hours spent researching the keywords your website targets could save you a ton of time or indeed a fortune if you’re considering using an SEO company.
The Gadget Show Pits ‘Google V’s Bing’
September 30th, 2009
Online coverage of the so called ‘Google V’s Bing’ war of the search engine’s has been incessant to say the very least. Recently The Gadget show featured a compelling battle between Microsoft’s ‘new kid on the block’ and Google’s ‘Old Faithful’. Suzi Perry favored Google’s multiple applications while fellow presenter Ortis Deley chose Bing and then was able to use any application other than Google in the second and third tests. Are Keyword META Tags Dead – Officially I Mean?
September 30th, 2009
It’s official at long last. Mat Cutts the Google engineer and spokesman has come out to dispel the myths behind the Meta Keywords. I don’t want to jump on his band wagon, so here’s the video straight from the horse’s mouth. Shop Online & Collect In-store
September 22nd, 2009
Many stores now offer shoppers the ability to buy online and then collect in store, big names such as Argos, Comet and John Lewis to name but a few. Think about it, who has the time to traipse from store to store comparing products and prices? In my opinion very few people, the perfect and most convenient answer, I think, has to be, to be able to research online at any time of day or night then order your goods and collect them from a local store at a time that suits you. What Makes You Grumpy?
September 19th, 2009
On Friday the 4th September 2009 the Express Newspaper released an interesting article on the ‘100 Things That Make Us Grumpy’. Now first and foremost I’m not keen on reading the Express but spending a couple of days at my mother’s gave me the opportunity to browse reading material normally unheard of. I digress, back to the article. Well we all know as the Aussies say that we’re a bunch of whinging Poms, not so sure that was being echoed around Australia since their Ashes thrashing, but none the less whinging Poms we are [...] Affordable SEO is Returnable SEO
September 18th, 2009
What is affordable SEO? Is it cheap? Is it inexpensive? Is it amateurish? It’s none of these adjectives, affordable SEO is returnable. Affordable SEO is no longer just “getting you to the top of Google” for a highly competitive keyword. It is precise in its strategy from initiation to action. [...]
Credit Crunch, Recession & Internet Marketing
September 17th, 2009
By being bold in a difficult financial climate you can increase your businesses market share through Marketing and Brand Promotion. Internet Marketing is a fantastic place to start and is one of the most measurable Marketing Mediums. [...] SEO Just Got Flashy
September 16th, 2009
For those designers and developers out there who love to use Flash to build web sites, but loathe having to choose between making the site exciting and keeping it optimised, fret no more, the answer is here! Will Barack Obama Please Stand Up
September 15th, 2009
20th January 2009, 1700GMT in England, UK, and we have witnessed the fascinating inauguration of the 44th president of the United States of America. Barack Obama, not just the first African American president, but a statesman with an attractive charisma, and unprecedented enthusiasm. He was welcomed with warm applause, in contrast to the exit of ex-president George Bush Junior [...] 
