Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)

Is search engine optimisation (SEO) something you have to commit to every month or can it just be a one-off activity? While we can all agree that monthly SEO is the ideal, there is an argument for one-off SEO in some cases.

In this blog post, I’ve outlined some of the activities that are involved in a typical search engine optimisation campaign and explain some specific actions you could take to improve your sites performance.

A common issue for small businesses is how to do SEO without spending a fortune on software and reporting tools. To be successful, you need to implement the right tools but the costs can quickly add up so here, I’ve listed some free SEO tools.

I still get a funny look from people when I say “I do SEO”. Most know it has something to do with the internet but they don’t really know what it is or understand what I do. So here I’ve put together some FAQ’s all about SEO.

Working on a range of client websites over the past year, I’ve noticed the same issues popping up time and time again. So I’ve put together this post outlining the top 3 SEO mistakes I keep seeing small businesses make over and over again.

WordPress still reigns supreme but you can still rank your Wix website well. Here, I’ll talk you through how you can use Wix to optimise different aspects of your site, improve your site rankings, and get found on Google.

As a small business, you should take advantage of anything that can help make you more visible online. Thankfully, Google has a number of free tools that you can use to track your website traffic and improve your site’s SEO.