In this digital world, a website is essential for any business or anyone who wants to reach a modern audience on the internet.
Currently we have two amazing clients who are doing something extra to help others, both for separate causes however sharing the task of cycling.
Many of the clients we pride with SEO services come to us asking if we can get them to rank 1 for a certain keyword.
One of the most common web user experience myths around:
“Users don’t scroll. All of the important information needs to be above the fold”
Wordpress is the most used CMS on the internet largely because it is so accessible and user-friendly. Pretty much anyone can set up a simple site and get it online but then you need to optimise it to be found in search engines.
Here at Identify, to keep our SEO services at the high level our clients have come to expect, we recognise the importance of staying ahead of the game in the digital marketing world.
As millions of new websites appear online every year it is becoming more and more difficult to make your site stand out from the crowd.
When you are working at a modern-day tech company you don’t have to be confined to an office all the time, all you really need is a laptop and you can work from anywhere you want.
Anyone who works on the design of responsive websites will always have a UX checklist and one thing that can be an on-going frustration; cross-browser and cross-device testing.
We’d love to hear more about your new digital project and talk about how we can achieve your ambitious goals online.
Don’t worry… We’re not in the business of being pushy sales people.
This story starts back in 2014. Identify had just started to find its feet, we’d expanded into a bigger office, acquired some sizable projects and a couple of quality retainers, the Arctic Monkeys hadn’t started doing awkward lounge music, things were going well.
That’s great and all, and we commend you for pushing through with it. Unfortunately we no longer offer support for IE; it hasn’t received a major update since 2015 and Microsoft are dropping support for it later in the year.
If you’re using Windows 10 and want to stick with a built in browser, please consider switching to Edge. Or, if you really want to enjoy the internet properly we strongly recommend downloading Google Chrome here.