Everyone wants their WordPress posts to rank better in search engine results but not everyone knows the best ways to make this happen. One of the most important factors is on-page optimisation and in this post, we’ll show you ten SEO tips to make sure your online content is optimised in a way that will …
AdWords is one of the most popular and successful PPC advertising platforms. Potentially, it can drive highly targeted traffic to your most important landing pages and produce a generous return on investment. However, for this to happen, your advertising campaign needs to be set up correctly and effectively optimised. Here, we’ll give you 6 tips …
The number of people working as full-time freelancers in the UK grew to 1.7 million in 2017, that’s over 5% of the working population. This comes as no surprise considering the flexibility it offers. Freelancers have a better work-life balance than their employed counterparts and are able to choose the jobs they want to do …
It’s a fascinating place, the internet. For somewhere that doesn’t really exist, we tend to spend an awful lot of time there – and lots of money, too. If you run a website or are thinking of setting one up, it’s a place you will need to get familiar with on a different level to …
There’s not a month goes by without a cyber security issue hitting the headlines. The attacks that break the news, though, are just the tip of the iceberg. Businesses, big and small are getting attacked every day and in huge numbers. For those that fall victim, the fallout can be devastating: 60% of SMBs go …
The 25th May will see the coming into force of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Its aim is to make data protection more robust and to give individuals greater control over their privacy. The regulation applies to all data held about EU citizens and will, therefore, affect every organisation that collects it. To give …
The benefits of cloud computing continue to make it very attractive for enterprises. More businesses are starting to make use of the cloud and many of those have made an initial move are migrating more of their applications to it. As cloud computing begins to develop, it will become an even more important resource for …
If you still run a non-responsive website, your online venture has a serious disadvantage. 60% of the UK’s surfing is conducted on mobile devices, mainly smartphones, where non-responsive websites are notoriously difficult to read. Mobile visitors often abandon these sites as soon as they land, which means you could be losing up to 60% of …
As you’re probably aware, the speed at which your site loads can affect how well it ranks on search engines. It has an impact on sales, too: a one second delay can reduce conversions by as much as 7%. One of the best ways to improve the speed of WordPress websites is to use caching. …
