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Government ICT Strategy Six-Month Review

With the run up to Christmas you could be forgiven for missing the release of the NAO report Implementing the Government ICT Strategy: six-month review of progress.

The report writers, which included Mike Manisty, the first person to undertake a solar-powered voyage upstream from Westminster to the navigable source of the Thames, have some significant . . . → Read More: Government ICT Strategy Six-Month Review

How To Be An SEO Guru

Do you see yourself as a budding SEO Guru and want to spot the next big thing? Have you heard lots of conflicting SEO advice but are not sure which to follow? Have you ever wondered where SEO companies go for inspiration and great advice? Web Marketing and SEO are inextricably linked so that is . . . → Read More: How To Be An SEO Guru

We Can All Tackle Violence At Work

Just read a great post called Tackle Violence At Work, which outlines legislation relating to violence and bullying at work, and serves as a reminder that violence takes many disguises, including non-physical bullying.

According to Bully Online, the motive common to all bullies is a personal need to control others. Half of all bullies . . . → Read More: We Can All Tackle Violence At Work

What has Leprechaun Repellent to do with SEO?

The Leprechaun Repellent Keyphrase Guarantee is a popular Search Engine Optimization (SEO) example given by SEOs claiming the moral high ground in the search for customers. So What has Leprechaun Repellent got to do with SEO anyway?

Leprechaun Repellent and SEO If you are looking into SEO companies, then you probably already know that your . . . → Read More: What has Leprechaun Repellent to do with SEO?

What is Conversion Rate Optimization?

OK so we have seen SEO, so what is Conversion Rate Optimization or CRO? In the language of Internet Marketing, the process of improving the experience of the visitor in order to convert them into a paying customer is called conversion optimization, or sometimes conversion rate optimization.

So when we have just managed to get . . . → Read More: What is Conversion Rate Optimization?

How to change your Email Address on LinkedIn

A fellow linkedIn colleague recently asked me How do I change my Email Address on LinkedIn. As this is not the first time we have been asked this, then there are likely more people out there who would like to know to make this simple change. The good news is that linkedIn recognize that people . . . → Read More: How to change your Email Address on LinkedIn

Using Meta Tags For Search Engine Optimization

One of the most common spam contacts we see in the inbox these days are dubious offers to get our various websites and blogs to number one on Google for our chosen keywords. It sounds like that would be something that might be worth paying money for, so why do the SEO offers leave us . . . → Read More: Using Meta Tags For Search Engine Optimization

How To Improve Search Engine Rankings

The most common question we get asked when people find out about our SEO Marketing Services is usually “How Do I Improve My Search Engine Rankings?” Like we can tell you three things to do to your website to get it to the top of Google search rankings!

Well okay!

Three Things To Improve Your . . . → Read More: How To Improve Search Engine Rankings

Beware of Emails Bearing Gifts

Have you seen an email entitled UPS notification? Have you received an unexpected email telling you about a parcel sent your home address, when you have nothing on order? Do you feel excited at the thought of getting an unexpected gift?

Unfortunately, that is not a mysterious present in the post, but a piece of . . . → Read More: Beware of Emails Bearing Gifts

Why We Should All Stop Using IE 6

It has been just about six months since we mentioned the dreaded IE6 in a blog post, so it is again time to let rip on the subject.

In this instance however, instead of just ranting about the state of senior management and decision makers who chose to ignore the problems caused by continual use . . . → Read More: Why We Should All Stop Using IE 6