Corporate Blogging Tips
Blogging is a great activity for any business to become involved with, it is relatively easy to start and if done properly will benefit your organisation on many levels.
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On Page SEO for Beginners: Why It Matters & How to Get it Right
Want great rankings? Getting quality links to your site is hugely important – but don’t forget that what you do on your website matters too. Find out more in our beginners’ guide to on page SEO.
Why Some Corporates Just Don’t Get Social Media
Recently I was asked; “what’s the biggest challenge I face when talking to clients about SEO?” It was a question that required no deliberation whatsoever.… Read More »Why Some Corporates Just Don’t Get Social Media
Top Five Facebook Fan Pages
A look at five of the best Facebook business pages and an insight into what we can learn from them.
Call Tracking: Closing The Online Conversion Loop
Our call tracking solution shows you how your website visitors converted into phone calls!
Copywriting Workshop: How to Avoid Classic Copywriting Mistakes
Everywhere I look these days I seem to be able to find errors in copywriting. From magazine articles and adverts through to corporate websites and television programmes. Now I don’t want to turn this into a rant, so instead let’s think of this as a copywriting workshop, because I’m going to focus on something close to my heart – copy on websites. Read on for tips on how to avoid mistakes on your site.
Wikipedia Selling Links For $5000
Get yourself on the WikiMedia Sustaining Corporate Donors page for $5000 a link, your choice of anchor text.
Web Security Tips: Guest Post from Xibis
Worried about web security? Experts Xibis have created a guide for Boom to set your mind at rest, with simple tests you can try to ensure your site is secure.
UK Government Abuses Domain Authority for Commercial Gain
DVLA Registrations has moved to a direct.gov.uk sub-domain to benefit from domain authority, which has harmed competing companies. Is that fair?
Are You Scared of Social Media?
Despite what may appear, many companies still aren’t using social media. There’s a host of reasons why, yet one of the most prevalent is a fear that customers will use it against them.
