In conversation with a Google representative today I was told that 60% of smartphone users click on ads on their phones at least once a week. The implications for adding… read more →

NOTICE– TECHNICAL JARGON ALERT Tinymce is the wysiwyg editor of choice on millions of websites. It comes as standard in the Drupal CMS and is often used in bespoke content… read more →

I saw this definition the other day. “Entrepreneurship is the pursuit of opportunity without regard to resources currently controlled.” When you start a business from scratch you have no resources,… read more →

Rule 1 – Write it down. Many years ago we were choosing good names for a new teacher’s newsletter.   We came up with “schools express”, everyone liked it and I… read more →

The web is a powerful tool for direct marketing, but it isn’t a magic wand. The web generally makes things quicker and easier, but not necessarily better. An badly written… read more →

I have enjoyed building a “solar panel calculator” this week. The client wanted a tool that allows visitors to their website to enter their postcode, be presented with a map… read more →

One of the many ways that Google et al define the quality of a page is by looking at how long people spend visiting that page. Crudely, a  longer visit… read more →

When advertising online with Google’s Adwords system you will want to find ways to lower the amount you have to pay to get your advert seen. A key factor in… read more →

As part of a web design project we are often asked to include a new logo design as part of the package.   An important part of the logo design is… read more →

We have recently had direct experience of this when we were asked to rename a client’s website domain name at the end of June 2011. As expected, for the first… read more →