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…
Quick SEO Tip – Internal Linking
January 31st, 2012 by Mike M
Designing for SEO – 3 useful tips
December 1st, 2011 by Stuart
Most of my SEO clients already have an existing site. It is my job to take what I am given and do my very best to ensure that it starts ranking well for the chosen keywords. Normally this would entail at the very least, changing Metas, adding some relevant content and keyword placement. The problem Read Blog…
105 SEO People You Should Follow on Twitter
November 29th, 2011 by Mike M
Twitter is the best tool you’ll find to get the latest news and updates in the SEO world, so I decided to put a list together of the best SEO’s in the business (in my opinion). Below is the rather large list with each accounts description, total tweets and followers, so please feel free to Read Blog…
Reverse Proxy
November 19th, 2011 by Jason
Do you recognise URL’s like this? http://blog.website.com http://somewebpage.blog.com These are sub-domain pages which are external to a website. I recently found out that quite a few of my clients have pages (blogs especially) which have these kind of URL’s for example when creating a blogspot blog you select a name for it which is then Read Blog…
Skills needed to be a successful Link Builder
September 5th, 2011 by Rory
Recently I published a blog post about the key skills an individual needs work in search engine optimisation. With the increasing expansion of the SEO industry and the opportunity for employment that is made available by this growth, I thought it might be worthwhile developing this series of blogs by writing about the skills needed to Read Blog…
5 Tips for Panda-proofing your website
August 24th, 2011 by Rory
I’m pretty sure that nearly every pun related to Google’s Panda algorithm update has been made in numerous search engine optimisation blogs scattered across the web. Thankfully, I won’t even attempt to add to that woeful collection, but instead I’ll focus on offering some advice on reviving websites that have been negatively impacted by Panda. First Read Blog…
Tips for Video Search Engine Optimisation
August 15th, 2011 by Rory
Video search engine optimisation is still a practice in relative infancy. However, with the increasing availability and access to high-speed internet connections with high-bandwidth there is potential to expand content creation and sharing through another medium. A range of content can contribute to a successful SEO campaign, but video content like all other forms of web Read Blog…
Is Google’s future moving towards an opinionated search engine?
August 10th, 2011 by Mike M
The game we play with search engines can be dangerous as we trick them into believing a page has valuable information worthy to top the SERP’s, this can be done in many ways as Google’s algorithm is so in depth but with the recent boom in social networking are social signals more valuable to a Read Blog…









