Whilst there is much more to making your site successful than writing content, the vast majority of your visitors will notice if you gloss over it. At the very least, content should tell the reader where they are and what they can expect to find within your site. Beyond that? Well, that really is up Read Blog…

A lot of people who aren’t interested in search engine optimisation might not realise the quantity of products that Google offers outside search.  Google spend a lot of time developing new and innovative features to strengthen their hold on the search engine market and advertising, that generates the majority of their revenues.  They also build and Read Blog…

It’s a New Year, and as a result people all around the world are making and breaking the resolutions they set themselves as they aim to have a more fulfilling or healthier 2012.  It seemed fitting then, to write a blog about a set of New Year’s resolutions that apply to the SEO fraternity – to Read Blog…

With it coming up to the New Year, I thought it might be nice to look back on some of our favourite Google Doodle’s from 2011.  First of all, we’ll look at the first ever Google Doodle and see how the concept of the ‘Google Doodle’ that came to fruition within the search engine optimisation world. Read Blog…

I’ve written recently about the issue of cloaking in SEO and how it could potentially earn a website penalisation in the search engine results pages.  There are numerous ways to segment content delivery, such as creating content in unspiderable formats (although this is becoming less of an option as the spiders learn to crawl content in Read Blog…

There can be no doubt that 2011 has been a bumper year for search engine optimisation.  So, I thought it might be nice to do a nice little summary of all they key events that have occurred for SEO during the year. Enjoy SEO Consult’s annual SEO round-up for 2011!  Just use the chart below to navigate Read Blog…

Over the past month or two there have been several significant changes made to the Google algorithm that have the potential to affect how search engine optimisation is practiced and maybe even user behaviour on the search engines.  In a recent post at their blog, Google’s chief spam combatant, Matt Cutts, disclosed ten recent algorithm changes Read Blog…

Search engine optimisation has the potential to be an incredibly complex subject, and one of its most complicated features is the way the search engines crawl the internet and index information.  The most basic way to describe the process is that the search engines use ‘Spiders’ or ‘Bots’ to crawl the web by traversing links and Read Blog…