Netflix UK – Perform a search for that phrase on Google UK. Who would you expect to rank top of the organic results? You should have said the Netflix site. The problem is they don’t. In fact, the Netflix site doesn’t feature in the TOP #200 in Google.co.uk for that term. Pretty surprising for a Read Blog…
Netflix UK – Some Technical SEO Tips for their UK Launch
February 10th, 2012 by Jon
Good Meta data
December 5th, 2011 by David J
What makes good Meta data? So you’ve painstakingly done all the onsite SEO – tightened up normalisation issues, no followed irrelevant external links, made sure the not found response page is returning a code 404 and not something else. Now there’s only one or two things left to do – construct good Meta data, that Read Blog…
Fix Canonical Issues In Microsoft IIS
September 16th, 2011 by Andrew
Fixing canonical issues in Microsoft IIS is no easy task. With the lack of native .htaccess support the only way you can do it is either via the IIS control panel (of which many of you with shared hosting won’t be able to access) or through the web.config file. Here we’re going to show you Read Blog…
The Right Element for the Right Job
June 29th, 2011 by David J
There’s over 70 standard XHTML elements as defined by the W3C. A lot of them are only formatted by the default styles incorporated into web browsers and thus never used. For example, what’s the point in using the <address></address> tags when the same can be accomplished with a <span></span>? Well one school of thought is Read Blog…
Five top tips for on-page optimisation
May 19th, 2011 by Phil
This blog is going to look at the importance of on-page content and 5 helpful tips and methods you should use to improve and enhance your current on-page. Firstly a brief background on on-page and its value. On-page is arguably the most important aspect of SEO as it is viewed as the finishing point to Read Blog…
A Quick Guide To The Robots Meta Tag, “noindex,follow” Attribute
December 14th, 2010 by Peter
As-well as the robots.txt which allows you to control the way robots behave within your website, there’s the robots meta tag. Which when used right, can be much more flexible than the robots.txt. The noindex,follow attribute is supported by all major search engines as far as I’m aware (Google, Yahoo! and Live). There are many Read Blog…
Keep On-Page Objects Simple For SEO Purposes
March 23rd, 2010 by Peter
Search engine optimisation is often concerned with optimising your code, architecture and text-based content, but SEO doesn’t stop there. It’s important not to overlook the other elements of your pages, such as objects, in your SEO plan. It’s vital to find ways to optimise your on-page objects. Sometimes, the optimisation process is simple. For example, Read Blog…
Fresh SEO Content Ideas: Industry Glossaries
March 23rd, 2010 by Jon
Informative articles can provide you with some of the easiest fresh content your site will ever obtain. Educational articles are rife on the internet, although many businesses are not taking the advantage they should of this approach. Information is attractive to much of the general population and your site can benefit from it. What’s even Read Blog…









