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We take a keen interest in the Digital Marketing world – we read extensively – we want to know what’s going on and we want to know what’s coming up.

Many small businesses have a website that is their brochure and a lot of small businesses don’t know if anyone looks at it. They probably have social links on the page but who clicks on those?

SEO (search engine optimisation) is a simple acronym that punches well above its three lettered weight. Dictating how highly your website ranks on Google is well…just really very important. 

Google has managed to make tech headlines again, and as usual with a rather controversial announcement with the potential to affect millions of hard workers on the internet.

Comms Recycling came to us with a need for a new website with built in booking system. So we gave them that and more including a responsive new website and online branding. The launch of the new

Recently Google announced a new update which they called Hummingbird. Google’s announcement of the new update also mentioned that they had actually started using Hummingbird some time ago, and that it potentially impacts around 90% of all searches.

Our last article was "What's the value of SEO" which defined what it was and debated whether you should partake in it.. the emphatic answer was yes. PPC (Pay per click) is another method of getting your page up on page one of Google or Bing.. but which one do you go for? Well – it's easy – you have to embrace each method.

Key the phrase 'SEO' into Google and it comes back with 514million results, Topsy tells me there are 814k tweets containing the phrase in the last 30 days (1.3k in the last hour)… So it’s a huge subject. It’s self-sustaining and self-perpetuating. It’s a beast that’s going to roll and roll.

Andy Murray's victory in the men's singles competition at Wimbledon on 7th July, was an occasion not only because he was the first British man to win Wimbledon in 77 years but also his win has become one of the most tweeted moments in history. Let’s get him to top position!

Well done to The Guardian News, which has come out best in delivering the best mobile news experience, according to a new report from EPiServer.