Within the past 24 hours, Google has implemented significant changes to its Street View service which ties in to the now mature Google Maps. Street View will now cover over 95% of Britain’s roads; a huge increase on the coverage available when Street View went live back in March 2009. Originally covering 25 cities, and Read Blog…

Page loading times are now a crucial part of website optimisation, they are starting to be taken into consideration more and more by the algorithms of top search engines. For example, an ecommerce site which takes a long time to load will often result in a poor user experience; this in turn may lower the Read Blog…

You don’t have to be on the net for very long to realise that load time is an important factor in a website’s success. Internet users today are accustomed to lightning-fast internet. Where once ten seconds was an acceptable time for a page to load up on screen, these days even three seconds is possibly Read Blog…

Keywords are possibly the most misunderstood aspect of search engine optimisation. They play a major role in drawing traffic to a site, yet they are frequently under- or over-used, stuffed into content like tinsel on a tree, pulled out of content with garish and illogical font schemes, and generally abused. They are the most common Read Blog…

Many companies have one major difficulty when approaching SEO. They can’t understand how it can be so different from what they’ve done with their site before. After dealing for months on end with a web designer, and having a marketing team work online marketing into the business advertising strategy, search engine optimisation seems like it Read Blog…

You might have seen them, you might not. You may take them for granted or you may just not use them. Google Sitelinks are a familiar sight on many search results these days, ever since they first started appearing back in mid-2006. For those still not quite sure, they are the links you sometimes see Read Blog…

In this blog post, I will be looking at how easy it is to get WordPress up and running on an Internet Information Services (IIS) web server. This is an advanced tutorial and so I will be making several assumptions concerning the server environment and your knowledge of its use: The server should be Windows-based, Read Blog…