Wednesday, 12 October 2011
Monday, 10 October 2011
100mile Charity Bike Ride - Breakthrough Breast Cancer
On the 24th September our company Director Rob Hupperdine and others took part in a charity bike ride to raise both money and awareness about the remarkable charity that is 'Breakthrough Breast Cancer'.
Robert Hupperdine who organised the event says:
"Supporting Breakthrough Breast Cancer is so important because everyone knows someone who has been affected by this dreadful condition. I am taking part in this year's event in memory of a dear friend who died recently as a result of breast cancer. We are really looking forward to this weekend's event and raising money for Breakthrough."
For more information on our 100mile bike ride challenge or to pledge your support please contact Rob via email: robhupperdine@yahoo.co.uk or donate now using the following link:
Thank you for your support!
Friday, 7 October 2011
Could Google’s infinite scrolling affect your search results?
You may have noticed recently that when you search for an image on Google, your results are displayed on one page. This is called infinite scrolling.
There are rumours that Google are in the process of testing this formula out on main searches. If infinite scrolling is used in search results, the potential impact on search engine rankings could be major.
For the user it makes it easier to view any relevant results. The user will be inclined to carry on scrolling until they find the required result, as this is much faster and easier than clicking to the next page.
For SEO purposes this could have a huge impact on the industry, where not all of the emphasis will be focussed on page 1 results, as potentially a user could view up to 10 pages just by scrolling down. So this could be excellent news for the small fish companies fighting for the high demand key phrases.
The Russian search engine ‘Yandex’ has just rolled this out. Users will see 10 results with a button below ‘see 10 more results’ which once pressed will display a further 10 result areas, whilst the original 10 results are still available.
There are rumours that Google are in the process of testing this formula out on main searches. If infinite scrolling is used in search results, the potential impact on search engine rankings could be major.
For the user it makes it easier to view any relevant results. The user will be inclined to carry on scrolling until they find the required result, as this is much faster and easier than clicking to the next page.
For SEO purposes this could have a huge impact on the industry, where not all of the emphasis will be focussed on page 1 results, as potentially a user could view up to 10 pages just by scrolling down. So this could be excellent news for the small fish companies fighting for the high demand key phrases.
The Russian search engine ‘Yandex’ has just rolled this out. Users will see 10 results with a button below ‘see 10 more results’ which once pressed will display a further 10 result areas, whilst the original 10 results are still available.
Wednesday, 5 October 2011
Robs Charity Bike Ride for 'Breakthrough Breast Cancer'
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Please pledge your support today by visiting the following link:
Wednesday, 31 August 2011
The Growth of Social Media
The infographic below shows the steep curve of the user growth rate in all age ranges and demographics. It is evident that social media has changed the way we interact and connect online, see for yourself below.
Source: The Growth of Social Media: An Infographic
Source: The Growth of Social Media: An Infographic
Tuesday, 30 August 2011
Google's War on Spam
Google has been making updates to its operating systems in order to give YOU the most accurate search results. The below infographic shows the Google algorithm changes since March 2003.
For more information on how Google updates may affect you website or for SEO advice give us a call today on: 01384 455 141
For more information on how Google updates may affect you website or for SEO advice give us a call today on: 01384 455 141
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