Category: Blogging
Digital Business
The rush to get online is on. There has never been more interest in setting up a digital business, or adding online courses or products. Our aim is to help start-ups and small companies get over the hurdles they face right now, and get them moving down the road to success.
Full Article >Create Amazing Graphics with Canva
Canva is the easy to use design tool that will allow you to create to create great looking graphics and images to support social media and digital marketing.
Full Article >How to Use Facebook Live
What is FB Live? How do I stream live on Facebook?
Facebook Live tips. Why You Should Use FB Live Video for Your Business.
Why You Need to Understand the Importance of Author Rank
Google Authorship and establishing authority has been a hot topic in SEO circles since 28th August 2014 when John Mueller of Google Webmaster Tools announced in a Google+ post that Google would stop showing authorship results in Google Search.
Full Article >Salesperson or Website, which works harder?
Have you ever thought why people think they can spend £2,000 on a website and “job done!” it will miraculously generate a mountain of new business?
Full Article >Building an Online Community
Developing an online community is a powerful way to get people to engage with your business. The question is “How do I build an Online Community?”
Full Article >The Importance of Blogs for Businesses
Because search engines love fresh and constantly updated content, they will improve your keywords rankings if you your blog content is new and up-to-date. You can add links from your blog to your website, inbound links are great for search engine ranking.
Full Article >Website Redesign Company SEO Services
Sometimes you don’t always need a full re-design, you can always make subtle additions to the website like adding social network buttons, changing colours, updating imagery, jazzing up menus, increasing the websites width, adding additional pages or just updating text.
Full Article >Tips on Writing for the Web
Because people read differently on the Web, writing for the Web is not the same as writing for print. Web surfers scan and jump quickly from one piece of content to the next.
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