Preaching what we practise

When clients engage in SEO or PPC activity, their key objective tends to be ‘we want to generate more online enquiries’. You can drive considerable amounts of organic/paid traffic to a website through effective SEO and PPC campaigns, but how many are actually converting? This is where event tracking comes into its own. Event tracking […]

Twitter is filled with journalists seeking quotes, expert opinions and interviews for stories from across the globe. Using Twitter effectively, we have been able to secure regional, national and international news coverage for our clients on multiple occasions. Granted, it would be impossible to tap into each and every one of these requests, but it […]

Bite-sized blog posts and lists have dominated the content arena in recent times, alongside extended pieces that explore a topic, trend or tool in detail. With many feeling that short pieces of content are of little value and extended pieces are simply written for search engines and not readers, the time is right for the […]

Apple is a hugely successful corporation, owning 45% of the UK smartphone and 50% of the tablet market. In 2012, Apple released their independent mapping system which was regarded as second best to Google Maps. However, towards the end of 2015, Apple officially launched their updated version, Apple Maps Connect. Due to the new sophisticated […]

Add negative keywords to your campaign from search query reports Negative keywords are keywords that you do not want your advert to show for. These keywords may have no relevance to the client’s products or services on offer or are simply something they do not want to advertise. If these crucial negative keywords are not […]

In this guide I’m going to explain how to relaunch and restructure your website from an SEO perspective. I’m also going to show you how it can all go horribly wrong if beforehand you don’t consider SEO or take the time to research, analyse and understand how your pages are performing in Google Analytics. But […]