Site structure is the way you organise pages on your website and help people find them. Getting it right can make a huge difference, not only for the success of the site but also for how well it performs in search engine results. Here, we’ll look at the importance of site structure and offer some …
When it comes to cybersecurity, WordPress is a victim of its own success. Used on 35% of the world’s websites, its popularity makes it highly attractive to cybercriminals. While no less secure than other platforms, the sheer volume of WordPress websites means, statistically, there’s more chance of an attack. To help you to protect your …
Whatever type of business you run, it’s important to have a professional website. It is often the first impression a visitor gets of your business and they may judge the quality of your services by what they see on their screens. If your site looks unprofessional, they are less likely to become customers. Creating a …
A personal website is a place where you can publish anything and share it with everyone. People can find it on search engines, it can be shared on social media and other websites can link to it. You can make some pages public, others private for you, family and friends, or have sections that people …
Your homepage is the most important page on your website. It’s where visitors get introduced to your business and its the door to all your other content. For this reason, it’s the page that you want to rank highest on Google. To achieve that, you’ll need to optimise your homepage and here are ten SEO …
This is a challenging time for businesses where the ‘new normal’ means the things you rely on can’t be taken for granted. There may be supply chain issues, lower productivity due to staff absence, delays in shipping times, price changes and various other problems. All these challenges can affect your usual levels of service and …
These are challenging times for workers in Britain. According to Statista, the UK unemployment rate during 2020 is set to rise from 3.8% in Q1 to 10% in Q2, gradually declining to 5.5% by the end of the year as companies begin to recover and recruit. If these predictions are realised, around 1.5 million jobs …
The effects of Coronavirus are forcing the majority of companies to temporarily change the way they do business. In times like these, your website plays a crucial role. It’s one area of your business that can remain in operation and, with so many people confined to their homes, it’s the main way customers can connect …
The economic impact of coronavirus is causing growing numbers of businesses to make employees redundant. For those on the receiving end, the sudden loss of income is compounded by delays in processing benefits and the lack of other jobs out there. For the more enterprising people who find themselves in this position, however, there are …
According to the NHS, there are 2 million UK citizens living with sight loss and 360,000 registered as blind or partially sighted. And while many of these people will access the internet, not every website owner fully understands their obligations when it comes to catering for their needs. There are, however, laws in place to protect …
