Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) plays a vital role in today’s marketing efforts. The likes of Google and Bing now play a crucial role in getting your business noticed by your target audience, and by following the guidelines they have set in place, your website can easily push past its competitors in the search rankings.
With media rich posts and pages becoming the norm for most websites, it was about time WordPress delivered a content editing system that could keep up. That’s why, in 2017, they introduced Gutenberg, also known as “the new way to WordPress”.
WordPress is, without a doubt, the most popular Content Management System (CMS), and for good reason. It’s incredibly simple to use and there’s an abundance of features available for it as well. Absolutely anyone and everyone can make use of WordPress, but its popularity can come with its risks.
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’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?
For one reason or another, there may come a point in time when you want to, or perhaps even need to, change your companies name or, at the very least, your domain name. Changing domains is not uncommon, despite it being something which even some of the most experienced digital marketers would run a mile at the thought of.
Facebook and Twitter are growing ever more popular as the smartphone market becomes more densely populated. Some businesses have an idea of using social media to promote their business to eliminate the cost of website design. The question is, is this the correct decision?
A forecast conducted by eMarketer in September 2015 shows the expected growth from 2016 onwards… There’s no doubt the UK market is set to continue to grow as is the eCommerce market.
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.