Hi guys, we’ve got the second instalment in the quick tip series for SEO here. When starting an SEO campaign, create a list of possible keywords to target, that you think are relevant to the site. Pick the 5 most relevant keywords with the most search volume with the least competition. Pick atleast another 5 Read Blog…
Quick SEO Tip #2 – Keyword Performance
February 7th, 2012 by Peter
A new social media player in town…
February 5th, 2012 by Andy S
With a staggering figure of 1 billion users expected to be using Facebook by August of this year, Google + reported to have reached the 100 million member mark earlier this week and Twitter to reach 500 million uses by the end of March, there may not be a better time for businesses to exploit Read Blog…
The Facebook Fix
February 3rd, 2012 by Laura
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…
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…
Pinterest – A New Online Marketing Opportunity
January 20th, 2012 by Sarah
With over 6 million users, and counting, Pinterest is the site everyone is talking about. Created in 2008, but only recently gathering pace, Pinterest has blasted into the top ten most visited social networking sites of the past year, and continues to gain popularity. Pinterest is a social bookmarking site where users can gather images Read Blog…
Google+ Censoring Profile Images
December 31st, 2011 by Mike M
As we all already know, Google+ has been known to actively censor usernames; only real names can be used on Google+. It is however less commonly known that Google+ actively censors profile pictures too. This week, this came quite known after TechCrunch writer MG Siegler’s Google+ profile picture vanished twice. The first time it vanished; Read Blog…
Google tests direct email subscription in search results
December 30th, 2011 by Charlotte
Google is currently experimenting with Adwords and has gone beyond the regular text ads we are all used to seeing and added Google Email Subscription Ads. The new ad format allows companies to buy ads which will automatically fill in the “Subscribe to newsletter” slot with the persons email address (if logged in). If the Read Blog…
SEO strategy tips for Mobile Apps
December 27th, 2011 by Wayne
Search Engine Optimisation techniques are well documented throughout the internet and are consistently applied to websites all over the world on a daily basis. Yet with the growing importance of SEO for mobile web applications, these techniques seem to be getting overlooked. The fusion between Desktop and Mobile worlds has been created by the explosive Read Blog…









