Serendipity and SEO
Most web based careers are pretty well defined. For example, if you are a graphic designer, you accept your brief, take it away and work on it, and hope that
November 28, 2010
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Most web based careers are pretty well defined. For example, if you are a graphic designer, you accept your brief, take it away and work on it, and hope that
In many ways, SEO is like conquering kingdoms. A site assembles its resources and wages war on its competitors, looking to gain control of particularly enticing pieces of search engine
Good writing, like all business skills, is hard graft. There is nothing airy-fairy and literary about it, you have to work hard, putting in “99% of perspiration for every 1%
The onset of the recession saw a great many people out of work and looking to set up in business for themselves. As the old saying goes ‘necessity is the
What’s worse than a pop-up? A delayed pop-up. Experienced web designers and SEO experts both recommend against using pop-ups on your websites. They can be startling to the Internet user
Last night we attended the Merseyside Derby between Everton and Liverpool, but this particular derby game was for the reserve sides of the respective neighbours, and rather than being held
Professors at the University of Toronto are failing students as a result of poor grammar. There is a common misconception that if the content is amazing the grammar doesn’t matter.
Obscenely rich Google looks like it’s about to make another big money purchase, but this time the target in question isn’t yet another online start up company. Instead, Google looks
A recent innovation in wine marketing has resulted in the declaration of the carbon footprint of each glass of 125ml wine in a 750ml bottle. The New Zealand producers of
