5 ways to SUPERCHARGE your website
Posted on 21st March 2012 by Lisa Wood in Web Design, Web Marketing
Hot Tips from our very own Lisa Wood or Metanym Cheshire! 5 ways to supercharge your website View more PowerPoint from lisametanym
French TV bans the words “Twitter” and “Facebook”
Posted on 27th July 2011 by Mark Ford-Langstaff in Blogs, News, Social Media
Reproduced with kind permission from The Bugle (www.thebugle.eu.) The French government has banned the use of the words Facebook and Twitter on television and radio. The controversial move is being implemented under a 1992 law that stipulates that commercial enterprises should not be promoted on news programmes. More and more …
Google Sitelinks
Posted on 27th July 2011 by Matt Bartlett in Uncategorized
Ever wondered why sometimes when you search for something on Google some sites have details of a number of pages on their site below their organic listings? Well these are called Sitelinks and they’re created automatically to help users navigate to relevant content on your site. To find out how …
Client reports 100% increase in enquiries since new website launch!!
Posted on 2nd July 2011 by Jon in Mobile Web, New Websites, SEO, Social Media, Web Design, Web Marketing
Our client, Smile Style Dentist’s new website went live about a month ago. Since then they have experienced a 100% upturn in website enquiries! Smile Style were already heavy users of social media, email marketing, and other advanced online business building techniques, so this increase is a massive testimony to …
New web domain suffixes… if you’ve got the money
Posted on 20th June 2011 by Mark Ford-Langstaff in Banbury, Blogs, Domains, News, Uncategorized, Web Development
Big business will be able to start creating new web addresses with bespoke suffixes from next year when applications can be made to ICANN (The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers). There are currently 22 suffixes available with the .co.uk and .com being the most popular in the UK. …
Changes to Internet privacy laws
Posted on 27th May 2011 by Jon in Blogs, Ecommerce, News, Web Design, Web Development, Web Marketing
European privacy laws came into force yesterday (26/5/11), meaning that all companies with a website need to consider the role of cookies and how they are going to address the issues that will now affect them. The purpose of the legislation is to give internet users greater control over data …
