Monitoring your brand is an essential element to promoting your business and protecting its reputation on the web. With the ever-growing number of websites this can appear to be a thankless task. But, thanks to a plethora of tools, it is now easier than ever to do so. Talk walker I have used Talk Walker […]
Do you know how to get a higher ranking in Google’s paid listings? It’s easy right? Simply increase the bids. No. Unfortunately, it isn’t as easy as that. It certainly used to be the case that the more you paid the higher you ranked. But, towards the end of 2013, Google made a huge change
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The Premier League Table So this is the second year of analysing the data and working out where each premier league team would finish if points we’re awarded simply on how much visitors each official website received rather than how well the team did on the pitch. Last year’s table can be found here if
OnCrawl: A review I have used both Screaming Frog and Deep Crawl to crawl websites, both of which I have covered many times. However, this time I thought I would see what OnCrawl has to offer. OnCrawl is more similar to DeepCrawl than Screaming Frog. It’s a web based platform so doesn’t use your machines
We’ve all seen the popularity of .tv domains over the last few years, but there’s an interesting story behind these domain names. Just as we have .co.uk for the UK and .com.au for Australia, .tv is also a country extension. Can you name the country that registered the domain and had this genius marketing idea?
Arsenal would have been crowned champions of England in May had points been awarded for visitors to the club’s official website rather than how they performed on the pitch. Liverpool would be runners-up on the same number of points but, over the season, Arsenal fans visited their site nearly 900,000 times more than did Liverpool’s.
This short video explains how to remove the readme.html file from WordPress. In the text below, I go into more detail about why you should remove the file. The main reason is that it’s one of the easiest ways for hacker bots to determine whether you’re a WordPress site. Once they’ve discovered you’re a WordPress
When Bing and then Google first released the disavow file feature it was a great, very powerful tool. It meant that if you asked a Webmaster to take down a link and they refused, you could tell the search engines that the link was bad and you didn’t want it to appear. For a while,
So. You’ve decided to create a website. Congratulations! Whether it’s building one yourself, or getting a professional or friend to do it for you, that’s great. Now comes the tricky part – choosing a domain name. When the Internet was new, choosing a domain name was easy. There were lots of options and almost everything
This article isn’t about SEO as such. If you want to know what to check before buying a domain name from an SEO point of view, then check out my previous article here. This article is about branding and in particular, how your customers will view your domain name. If you were building a website
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