Brighton SEO
Last Friday I made the trip down to BrightonSEO and what a fascinating time I had. I’d like to share a small selection of those insights here. As a WordPress design/hosting company we are obviously very […] Read more
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Does your website main menu need a HOME button?
Summary: research shows that a % of people automatically know that clicking your website logo will take them back to your homepage. However, an equally sizeable % prefer to navigate back to your homepage by using your […] Read more
Google Analytics, WordPress, and GDPR
Note: this is all subject to change! As we learn more we will be updating this post and correcting/disagreeing with ourselves (probably). Note 2: this isn’t legal advice (yadda, yadda yadda). Is Google Analytics GDPR compliant? […] Read more
Account Manager (part-time, freelance, remote)
We are on the lookout for a freelance, part-time account manager/admin person for ad hoc remote work. The role will initially require about 10 hours a week. Ideally about 2 hrs per day. The role will […] Read more
GDPR – What you need to know
After last’s week intro GDPR post, I’d like to present a more in-depth point of view from a GDPR expert, Tony Dowling. Tony is a 25 year plus media guy, the last 6 year or so […] Read more
Is WordPress the right choice for your business website?
When you start your website redesign project, chances are that someone will say to you “Oh!, you should use WordPress!”. And WordPress may well be the right choice for your business; but, then again, it may […] Read more
Freelance WordPress developer talent required
Updated: 9th October 2021 We are always on the look out for a specific breed of freelance talent who can help us with our ongoing projects & commitments. But before you think “hey, I”m a freelancer and […] Read more
Reviewing your website
Recently I received an email from a client which went something along the lines like this “Also, wanted to catch up to see how well or otherwise new website is working. Would it be possible to […] Read more
Securing your WordPress website
WordPress is everywhere, it powers over 74.6 millions websites. The reason WordPress is so prolific is because it offers a free, friendly content management system (so that you can look after your website pages), it offers countless themes […] Read more
When NOT to worry about SEO
When writing copy for your website, you’d ideally like search engines such as Google to be able to understand your content as well. If Google like what they see, they’ll rank your website higher up; and with higher […] Read more
Apple Pay hits the Web
Like any self respecting creative company owner, I tend to use a lot of Apple kit including my trusty Macbook Pro and an iPhone 6. So, when Apple recently released IOS 10 (the latest update to […] Read more
Digital September
Now that August is sadly receding into the rear view mirror of history (apologies, feeling poetic today), many of us will be thinking of business, and considering what we can do next to make improvements and to achieve better results. […] Read more