Blog Posts From Dental Design

For those of you that follow any search engine optimization blogs, or just SEO in general, then you will know of the bounce rate metric.  It sounds like a very innocent measurement, but in reality it can become the bane of…

Navigation can be very simple, or very complex. It can be horizontal, or vertical. It can be static, or it can follow you as you scroll down a page. Because navigation can vary so much between websites, there are no set guidelines or how-to’s for organizing navigation.

Here at Dental Design, we realise that search engine optimisation is incredibly complex. There are so many strategies, techniques and tactics that can be employed to help organically improve your dental practices search engine visibility that it can be easy…

There are a lot of articles circulating about the benefits of mobile advertising. In fact, many companies and brands are embracing mobile advertising and seeing impressive results. However, the mobile advertising market hasn’t been cornered by one particular vendor and…

Here at Dental Design, we understand the importance of keeping your blog regularly updated and all the team here are continually writing new blog posts keeping up-to-date with technology and current trends. Research has shown that businesses that blog more…

Google’s fast, simple Chrome browser will move ahead of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer by the end of this year if current trends continue, according to research from research firm StatCounter. Over the past year, Internet Explorer fell from 46 per cent…

Following on from my previous post reviewing Revive Her Drive SEO for 2011, here at Dental Design we have made the following predictions……watch this space!  

There can be no doubt that 2011 has been a bumper year for search engine optimization, so, I thought it might be nice to do a little summary of some of the key events that have occurred for SEO during…

In the build-up to Christmas, eBay is opening a pop-up shop near London’s Oxford Street, based entirely around instant purchasing via QR codes. The shop will only be open for five days, selling a mere 200 items yet without the need for any tills!