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Gotta love your website… for profit

Nicola and I were doing a bit of market research for a client the other day, talking to event managers […]

I had a fiendish problem to solve today. A client wanted their adwords to link to a page that didn’t

Chris Brown / March 13, 2013

Here is a little tip for cleaning up old code. I was looking at a new client’s website recently and

Chris Brown / August 14, 2012

Improving your website load speed is a good idea. Not only does it make for a better user experience (how

Today (1 March) is the day that Google’s new privacy policy becomes effective. The aim of the change is to

Chris Brown / February 29, 2012

There is no such thing as a finished website. Itterative growth is the key to success and multivariate testing is

Chris Brown / February 2, 2012

In conversation with a Google representative today I was told that 60% of smartphone users click on ads on their

Chris Brown / January 17, 2012

NOTICE– TECHNICAL JARGON ALERT Tinymce is the wysiwyg editor of choice on millions of websites. It comes as standard in

Chris Brown / November 24, 2011

Rule 1 – Write it down. Many years ago we were choosing good names for a new teacher’s newsletter. We

Chris Brown / September 1, 2011

I have enjoyed building a “solar panel calculator” this week. The client wanted a tool that allows visitors to their