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  Web Design: What do the big sites do really well? by David Lawrence
  in Web Design, Authors
  2 Dec 2011  | 0 Comments
  I want to make a distinction here between the work website designers are doing for big companies and the web design that is being done for the big and successful websites dominating their particular industries. Excuse me… but did your website designer have to make things so busy? In truth...Read More

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  The Future of Facebook SEM by Joshua Khoddami
  in Online Marketing, Authors
  23 Nov 2011  | 0 Comments
  Thus far Facebook has fought off the competition from Google+ as well as the plethora of other aspiring social networks that have come and gone in the last few years. Now that it looks like Facebook is here to stay, in the world of search engine marketing we need to look at how Facebook will likely ...Read More

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  Investing Time in the Brief by Katie Finnegan
  in Web Design, Website Advice, Authors
  2 Nov 2011  | 0 Comments
  It’s easy to dive into a Website project without writing a detailed brief, but not advisable. Investing a few hours into research and composing a specific brief will save you and your designer time and energy, as well as avoid frustration. If the brief is well thought out prior to the Website ...Read More

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  Web Design and Browser Support for Troubleshooting Issues by David Lawrence
  in Building a Website, Web Design, Authors
  30 Oct 2011  | 0 Comments
  As a web design, website design and online marketing company we have solved all manner of strange problems with client websites over the years. We never expect our clients to be I.T. experts but there is a certain amount of information we require when providing support to clients experiencing...Read More

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  Why Blackhat SEO doesn’t Pay by Joshua Khoddami
  in Online Marketing, Search Engines, Authors
  24 Oct 2011  | 0 Comments
  Back in the good old days of SEO you could “game” the system and with the use of a few sly techniques have your website appearing on the first page of Google in matter of weeks. Thankfully those days are over, but this doesn’t mean that there aren’t thousands of website...Read More

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  Free Management Tools for your Website by Joel White
  in Building a Website, Website Advice, Authors
  21 Oct 2011  | 0 Comments
  There are a number of (free) tools out there which can help you manage and improve your website, by offering you detailed information about how it is seen and used. Google Analytics The most common of these is Google Analytics. If you don’t know what Google Analytics is by now, I highly...Read More

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  Refactoring - to do or not to do by Garry Viner
  in Building a Website, Website Advice, Authors, Web Development
  18 Oct 2011  | 0 Comments
  Every developer dreams of having the perfect code base. Code that is at all times simple, re-usable, well-documented, and most importantly, working. Every developer also knows that this is unachievable. No matter how well-planned, code will always be written that is not perfect. This is not because ...Read More

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  How Much Should a Website Cost? by Hannah Mason
  in Building a Website, Web Design, Website Advice, Authors
  12 Oct 2011  | 0 Comments
  This is a question we get asked all the time and the simple answer is, it depends on what you want from your website. You don’t have to spend tens of thousands of dollars on a website for it to look good but spending $250 will rarely give you a website that has a good blend of design and...Read More

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  Guaranteed SEO (Part 2) – Why You Need To Be Careful by James Lawrence
  in Online Marketing, Search Engines, Authors
  10 Oct 2011  | 0 Comments
  A few weeks back I posted an article about SEO guarantees and why we don’t offer one. Click here to read. Types of SEO Guarantees & Guaranteed SEO Services Following on from that article, in today’s posting I thought I would go into a little detail about the types of SEO guarantees...Read More

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