As another year draws to a close it’s time for many to take stock of the year that has just gone, and look towards 2011 with a sense of optimism, belief and determination. For people running their own business 2011 looks to be a promising year as the recession is well and truly behind us and the economy is expected to improve steadily.
Of course, if your business has a website this means very little if nobody is actually looking at it. One of the biggest things to come out of this, and indeed any, recession is the number of new business start-ups. As we’re in the technological age the large majority of these new businesses (and you may very well be one of them) will have got themselves a website to help promote their new venture. However, as is also the case with many new business start-ups, these websites will (more…)
Posted by Carl Hopkinson
Posted by Jenny C
There’s something stalking your search engine optimisation content, and it’s not pleasant. It’s impossible for most people to see, but they detect it nonetheless. The biggest companies have hired trained experts to hunt this creature down, but smaller companies are rarely equipped with a defender who will fight this invisible monster roaming the net. It’s up to their owners to develop the skills and summon the courage to confront this silent, stalking traffic-killer… the Invisible Grammar Monster.
Posted by Cheryl Mathews
Sharks are incredibly efficient animals. Everything about their bodies has helped them become the deadly predators they are, from their sharp serrated teeth right down to their sandpaper-like skin, which helps them move more swiftly through the water. It’s not just one thing about a shark that makes it so dangerous to its prey. It’s everything.
