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A very creative and innovative company with endless ideas for branding, websites and digital media marketing.
Andy suggested we had a meet up and he could show me the simple stuff which also makes the biggest difference and he would take care of the clever stuff. Since changing to Andy my views have gone up by 300% that is in 4 weeks .
The website looks great, we are really happy with the work that you have done.
Fantastic service- Love my web – nothing is ever too much trouble when i request tweaks and changes; Would highly recommend without hesitation.
Absolutely the best, would not go anywhere else. Fantastic in what he does and goes out of his way to make sure it is right. If anyone is wanting a website then he is the man for you! Couldn’t recommend highly enough!
I wanted to say a BIG thank-you for your time, patience and general support.
I was starting to “lose faith” with people prior to meeting you so thank-you for restoring my faith and going the extra mile!!
For local businesses today, there are numerous different ways to market your brand online. The majority of your potential customers still use Google to find local businesses near them — businesses where they will spend their hard-earned money. In fact, 80% of searches with “local intent” result in a conversion.
This begs the question: “What’s the best way to catch the attention of local searchers on Google?”
These days, the way we do SEO is somewhat different from how things were done ca. 10 years ago. There’s one important reason for that: search engines have been continuously improving their algorithms to give searchers the best possible results.
Are you aware of your social media content sins? Often, it’s easy to pick out the mistakes that other brands or agencies are making, but it’s a bit more difficult to see your own. Below is an outline of some of the most abhorrent sins in the social media world to assist you in evaluating your online content.
When designing a new website it is important to consider the structure of the site to aid organic search performance. With every passing year, I find it closer to the top of my list of important things to work on when working with a site.
As your site begins to age, you may be wondering whether it is worth it to invest in tweaks and updates to your existing site, or blow it up and start from scratch according to 2020 standards.
2020 presents many new and exciting opportunities to master your content and reach a wider audience.
While the BERT algorithm update gave a not-so-subtle nod to the importance of search intent, SEO content writers everywhere were not surprised to hear that the search engine is prioritizing audience-focused content.
Therefore, 2020 is all about putting the user first by creating value-rich content. Add in AI and engaging visuals, and you have the perfect cocktail for SEO-friendly, click-worthy content.
