As I’m sure you all know, Steve Jobs recently passed away.  During the intense press coverage that followed his death, I was reminded about the inspirational commencement speech he gave at Stanford University. In that speech he mentions dropping out of college and attending a calligraphy class.  He said: “I learned about serif and san serif typefaces, Read Blog…

Sainsbury’s had a very enjoyable Christmas, reclaiming the title of second largest UK supermarket from Asda, and reporting a like-for-like sales rise of 3.6 per cent in the 14 weeks leading up to 8 January 2011. Sainsbury’s saw an increase in sales for items such as homeware and electricals. Hold on – what’s this on Read Blog…

When developing your website, you want to make it as attractive, informative and useful as possible. Unfortunately, when trying to make your homepage do all of these things, you can actually end up creating a homepage which the majority of your visitors will find annoying. This can be a major problem for your business. If Read Blog…

Every day we are bombarded by websites. From high-end brand outfits through to local companies advertising their services. But have you ever stopped to take the time to look at the visual structure of a site? The way it is arranged, the colour scheme, the overall brand message? Probably not, as the average web user Read Blog…

The layout of your pages plays a surprisingly important part in your SEO. Your page design can put blocks in the way of your SEO company, can trip up the search engines when they come to call, and can annoy users to the point that they turn around and leave. Many aspects of your design Read Blog…

One of the less talked about areas of SEO is scanning for barriers. SEO experts will sometimes discuss the ways in which the hidden pathways of your site can be cleared for the search engine spiders. There are other barriers which are of just as much importance to your site and should be looked at Read Blog…

One of the less talked about areas of SEO is scanning for barriers. SEO experts will sometimes discuss the ways in which the hidden pathways of your site can be cleared for the search engine spiders. There are other barriers which are of just as much importance to your site and should be looked at Read Blog…

SEO may focus on getting more traffic to your site, but its ultimate goal is to encourage users to spend quality time with your business. SEO doesn’t end when a user clicks on your link in the search engine results pages. It needs to convince them to stay and look around. There is a surprising Read Blog…