Blog Posts From Marcus Amberton

So you’ve got your profile on LinkedIn, you’ve added your colleagues and friends, now what? How can you promote your business further using this social networking medium? Simply put, LinkedIn Today. LinkedIn today is a news source  from your peers…

There are many ways to increase web traffic to your practice’s site through search engine optimisation, including the optimisation of meta tags and descriptions and creating a good network of links to your site from popular, relevant websites. Whilst this is…

As a result of the recent Google ‘Panda’ algorithm update which I have blogged about – it is more important than ever to have fresh unique content on your website. So how often should you update your site? The following…

Depending on which on-going website management package your dental practice is on, one of our main aims is to drive as much targeted traffic to your website by optimising it both on and off page to increase its rankings for…

Everyone that has an online marketing campaign, even if it’s just the simplest of websites, tend to have the same goal, driving traffic. Whilst this is all well and good, after all it’s pretty exciting to see high numbers of…

What is Search Engine Marketing? The following article, although quite simple, proves to be a great help when explaining the different types of web marketing and search engine optimisation strategies and techniques available to use, for web designers, business owners…

Google has been determining whether a site is good or not through various ways over the past few years including analysing the speed of the site,  bounce rates, duplicate content and error rates.  The latest project coming from the Google…

Our clients who use Dentist Finder to send out patient review requests may have noticed an update to their Google Places listing last week….Google is now not displaying any 3rd party reviews or citations, only direct reviews through Google itself….

In the SEO industry it seems that Google is permanently in the driving seat when it comes to customising the web. However, it seems that ICANN (International Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) is set to make some big changes…