This latest move from Facebook is sure to spark mixed feedback. On one hand, integrating adverts into our news feed seems like a sensible move, it is where most Facebook users will spend a big chunk of their time and…
This latest move from Facebook is sure to spark mixed feedback. On one hand, integrating adverts into our news feed seems like a sensible move, it is where most Facebook users will spend a big chunk of their time and…
The importance of incorporating social media elements and interactive attributes to you website is becoming increasing important, and it is almost fair to say that it is ‘essential’. People now days like the feeling of group authorship and collaboration –…
I logged into LinkedIn this morning – as I do every morning – and stumbled across this next article on Facebook pages which I thought / hope will be of interest to those of you currently trying to make Facebook work for you….
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!
It can often be quite a struggle and time consuming when trying to establish exactly what is required of your dental website. For example; who are your target audience and what are they looking for from a dental website and…
I did a blog about our Advanced Analytics a while back while it was still in beta testing. Now I am pleased to announced that we are now able to offer the service as part of our Elite Pay per Click package….
Just because you can see your website on a mobile phone doesn’t mean it’s mobile-friendly. Being mobile-friendly is about much more than fitting your website onto a smaller screen… Mobile sites are designed with the needs of mobile users in…
We’ve recently taken on a number of PPC accounts for our clients that have previously been run by other agencies and I’ve noticed that a lot of the campaigns were not using negative keywords. A lot of PPC companies charge…
Around October 2010, QR codes became a very popular tool to quickly link smartphone users through to web pages, provided the phone had a relevant reader installed. Capable of much more than just redirecting your phone to a website address, Quick Response codes have been around since 1994 and were originally used to track parts during car manufacture.