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With millions of sites making up the world wide web, there’s no doubt that your own website will be in direct competition with many others. Whether that’s to pique the attention of a target audience or to maintain a long and loyal relationship with existing customers, your website needs to stand out from the crowd and give the visitor exactly what they want.

It really has been a hot one this summer, however it hasn’t slowed us down any...the desk fans haven’t been the only things working overtime.

If you haven’t already heard of Google PageSpeed Insights, it’s a fantastic tool from Google that looks into your site and its performance, to then offer suggestions for optimising the front-end and the overall speed of your website. Speed scores range from 0 to 100 and it’s said that anything over 85 is a page that’s doing what is should be.

If you’re looking for an ecommerce solution for your business’ website and don’t know where to begin, we’re here to lend a helping hand. There are a fair few ecommerce platforms out there, but as it stands (in our opinion), the two front runners are WooCommerce and Magento and it’s easy to see why.

There are tens of thousands of WordPress plugins available to site owners, all of which aim to provide key functions and features that WordPress’ standalone offering does not. But with so many plugins out there offering everything from Search Engine Optimisation to improved page load speed, how can you whittle your options to the best plugins for your site?

The lengthy run up to GDPR coming into play had many website owners searching for information on what was needed from them, in order for their sites to be GDPR compliant. However, even now, with the legislation firmly in place, there still appears to be a lot of confusion on what exactly is expected of websites and how to make sure a website sticks to what the latest laws have enforced.