The digital world is constantly evolving.  We have recently seen the release of Microsoft’s Windows 8, the iPhone 5 hitting the market, and a fierce escalation in the battle between natural search optimisers and the Google Zoo. We have also …
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Brighton Digital Marketing Festival (#BDMF12) takes place next month on the 12th and 13th September. The event started last year and was a sell out success, this year it’s set to be bigger and better with keynotes from Seatwave, Lovehoney …
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You know the kind of place, very close to the station in the town centre with big windows full of adverts for meal offers and happy hour discounts. It’s got a pub-like name – The Toad and Castle, or The …
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With infographics besieging the web like wave after wave of Italian attacks bearing down on Joe Hart’s goal, creating one that gets attention is becoming increasingly difficult. Going beyond the flat image format, our content and design team produced an …
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Content often defies the law of gravity; we’ve all seen cases where something innocently placed within the confines of a website goes viral, takes on a life of its own and flies off into the ether. Whilst these instances can …
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On Monday Google announced its support of a new mark-up for multilingual content. This tag can be used if you are serving up the same content in the same language to different international markets as well as for translated content. …
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Just yesterday Google announced a major algorithmic update which will serve searchers fresher and more recent results. According to Google the recent change will impact on approximately 35% of searches – a much higher percentage compared to this year’s Panda …
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“This ain’t no Field of Dreams,” one of our clients recently observed. Online, you build it and it’s entirely possible that no-one will ever know, let alone care. That means we have to be smart about where we put our …
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Google has announced a significant change to its algorithm which promises to go further in separating the online wheat from the chaff – and in making sure good content wins out over the bad. High quality sites are now given …
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