I can’t really decide if the following is good news or bad news. A recent study in the journal Psychology Studies has found that the urge for a ‘Facebook Fix’ if you may, is just as strong, if not stronger than the decoy of tobacco and alcohol. My last blog post for SEO Consult was Read Blog…
The Facebook Fix
February 3rd, 2012 by Laura
How to maintain a low bounce rate
February 2nd, 2012 by Rory
For those of you that follow any search engine optimisation blogs, or just SEO in general, then you will know of the bounce rate metric. It sounds like a very innocent measurement, but in reality it can become the bane of a webmaster or SEO programmers life as they rack their brains thinking of ways to Read Blog…
Improving Ocado’s SEO
February 1st, 2012 by Stuart
Exactly a year ago SEO consult wrote a blog about Ocado – (Ocado’s Bringing in the Greens) The blog highlighted that with projected initial losses of £11.6 million (actual £12.2 million) for 2010 following 2009’s loss of £25.5 million, things would only improve in 2011. It proved to be a good prediction with a £2.4 Read Blog…
Quick SEO Tip – Internal Linking
January 31st, 2012 by Mike M
Hi guys, I’m going to be starting a new quick tip series for the beginners out there, but there may be some use for the advanced SEO’s out there to maybe recap or spark some conversation. Today’s tip is the truth about internal linking. Internal linking can be useful to improve information hierarchy, help spiders Read Blog…
Four Basic SEO Qualities to Perfect
January 29th, 2012 by Rory
Search engine optimisation is incredibly complex. There are so many strategies, techniques and tactics that can be employed to help organically improve a businesses search engine visibility that it can be easy to forget some of the basic principles that are equally as essential. In this blog I’ll discuss a few of those basic principles that Read Blog…
Things to check when your Google rankings start going the way of the Dodo – Part 1
January 27th, 2012 by Wayne
One of the biggest headaches for anyone who works in SEO comes when attempting to reverse an unexpected slide in rankings for your website. You’ve finish work for the day and having just checked the rankings you relax for the night happy in the knowledge that your website is doing well in SERP’s. Feeling good Read Blog…
Google updating privacy policys
January 25th, 2012 by Peter
In just over a month, Google will be making some changes to their privacy policies and Terms of Service. Google have over 70 privacy documents covering all of the different products which is somewhat complicated so they’re rolling out a new main privacy policy that covers the majority of products and explains what information they Read Blog…
We all know about PageRank, but what’s EdgeRank?
January 25th, 2012 by Rory
If you speak to any search engine optimisation expert and mention the term ‘PageRank‘, they’ll easily be able to reel off a long and detailed history about the history of Google and the structure of the internet. If you mention the term ‘EdgeRank’, they might shoot you a look of bewilderment and confusion, because when we Read Blog…
