Last week, business connection site LinkedIn announced that it was going to be introducing three new features to the platform, with these being designed to encourage more community engagement and allow users to

Posted by Alan Littler

The news that Google is to change how it displays search results and ads on desktop machines has brought a word back into the techie lexicon that had gone a little out of fashion in recent times. A look on Google Trends shows that search volume for the word ‘favicon’ has gone pretty steadily downwards […]

Posted by John Murray

Search giant Google has started to roll out a new updated look for both organic search results and paid results on the desktop version of its search engine, a change that will

Posted by Alan Littler

We are currently looking for a Content Editor to join our small but beautiful editing team. Our content editors cover a wide and varied portfolio of clients with varying topics. Do you know how to use the apostrophe correctly? Do you annoy your friends explaining the difference between ‘less’ and ‘fewer’? Do you spot spelling […]

Posted by Lianne Wilkinson

A question I was asked recently concerned reciprocal linking, and whether or not it would have a negative impact on a website. Reciprocal linking is

Posted by Darren Jamieson

A few years ago, the vehicle sales website WeBuyAnyCar.com broke advertising convention by openly admitting that you might get more money for your car if you sell it somewhere else. The ads argued that sale price isn’t everything, and that many car owners just want a quick and easy way to sell their motor for […]

Posted by John Murray

Social networking platform Facebook has recently announced that it plans to remove any videos from the site that have been modified in any way by artificial intelligence in

Posted by Alan Littler

Don’t worry, I haven’t completely lost my mind. I’m not about to offer tips on how you can use Microsoft PowerPoint to design a website. Instead, I’m going to completely lose my rag over the fact that some people actually do

Posted by Darren Jamieson

Non-native English speakers who are trying to learn the language often say that one of the most difficult aspects of it is making sense of prepositions and other short words. For example, “doing the washing” and “doing the washing up” are very different things, and imagine trying to decipher phrases like “set it out” or […]

Posted by John Murray

According to the latest data from market research analysts eMarketer, photo-sharing platform Instagram could soon be facing a user growth issue. The growth of the

Posted by Alan Littler

At this time of year, we start reading and hearing a lot about the year just gone, and how it compared to the year before that. For example, we’ve recently heard that Boxing Day high street shopping was down 8.6% in 2019 compared to 2018, but what do statistics like this mean and how are […]

Posted by John Murray

A look at Google’s trending searches over the last few days gives an interesting insight into how Brits spent the festive period, with television, sport and shopping among the biggest themes. The biggest search on Christmas Day was ‘Gavin and Stacy’, with the sitcom’s return after nearly a decade’s absence pulling in 11.6 million viewers […]

Posted by John Murray