Blog Posts From Marcus Amberton

Google has recently announced through it’s Webmaster Central Blog, that sites which block JavaScript and CSS will directly affect how their algorithms render the index the content of the website resulting in possibly suboptimal rankings. There may only be very…

One of the most common myths in SEO is that you should fully concentrate on getting quality inbound links and not bother linking out from your website. If you are doing this, then you are missing out! If you review…

PPC can be a strange and potentially expensive world for newcomers if things go wrong. Read on for a brief guide of what you need to know if you are thinking about using PPC. Alternatively, why not concentrate on being a…

When it comes to marketing your dental practice, pictures speak volumes. Not only do they make a bigger impact, but also they do it in a shorter amount of time. Research shows the brain processes visual content 60,000 times faster…

There is no doubt that Search Engines undergo rapid evolution over relatively short spaces of time. Our SEO team constantly re-align and adjust SEO efforts to changes in algorithms, updates and features on Google and the other major search engines….

There is an endless supply of data coming from Adwords; sometimes getting through all the data can be a little daunting. It can be easy to get lost in all of it and not really know what you should be…

Here at Dental Design, we understand the importance of local search in order to attract new patients. If your website is well optimised and ranks highly for local search terms then your practice will get an increase in new patient…

Have you set up twitter and found your follower’s engagement with your tweets a bit lagging? Would you like some more followers? Take a look at these five tips to improve your twitter profile. #1: Refine Your Twitter Bio Have…

At the beginning of the month, Google announced there wishes and steps to make the web a safer more secure environment for users and webmasters.  They also announced that they would like webmasters to begin adopting HTTPS (which is a…