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Posted On 30 August, 2022 by Martin Bracinik

Google Helpful Content Algorithm Update – What It Could Mean for Your Website

SEO

The people over at Google are constantly looking for ways to hone their platforms and reward websites that constantly deliver positive user experiences. The latest algorithm update – detailed for the first time on the 18th of August and set to begin rolling out in the following weeks – has a specific focus on content … Continued

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Posted On 25 August, 2022 by Tom Perks

How Many Pages Should My Website Have?

SEO

When creating a website, one of the first decisions to make is how many pages it will have. A website with too few pages can feel unfinished, while one with too many can be overwhelming. So, what is the right number of pages for a website? In this blog post, we will answer that question … Continued

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Posted On 16 August, 2022 by Martin Bracinik

Twitter Changes 2022

Social Media

While many other social platforms are thriving in 2022 (look no further than the ardent following TikTok now boasts), Twitter has had a bit more of a turbulent year. From coming under fire for facilitating hostile communication, to the whole Elon Musk buy-out fiasco, it’s maybe not been the greatest year for the social platform. … Continued

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Posted On 10 August, 2022 by Tom Perks

ALT Text and their Importance

SEO

In the world of website design and development, there are a few key elements that are always worth taking the time to understand. One of these is ALT text or alternate text. This little-known but crucial element can make a big difference for your website and its users. In this blog post, we’ll take a … Continued

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Posted On 01 August, 2022 by Hannah Jones

What is a Link Disavow and Why is It Important?

SEO / Link Detox

Links are an integral part of any digital marketing strategy; by growing your overall link profile you not only prove to Google that you are an authoritative vendor but you also greatly increase your chances of garnering additional traffic through third party sources. While you may be led to believe that more is always better … Continued

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