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Though Google continues to insist that there’s no rivalry between itself and Facebook, there’s no doubt that they’re engaged in serious competition with each other to land the largest fish in the advertising pond. There has been a lot of speculation over the way Google has handled itself with the web becoming ever more social Read Blog…

Databases are the mainstay of the web, its part of the backbone that drives our websites, from social networking, media groups to e-commerce shops. For those who don’t know, databases store data; typically in an organised manner such that -given context- it becomes useful information. Most people will be aware of database management systems (DBMS); Read Blog…

osCommerce as I’m sure you’ll know is an extremely powerful and popular ecommerce solution however when it comes to SEO (and usability) out of the box, it has a very long way to go. One of the first things that you’ll notice is the format that the URL’s are set out as. Product pages will Read Blog…

With anything you have to start somewhere, so firstly let’s start with the value of ranking. Ranking is a key element to any SEO strategy and cannot be understated. Especially on dominant search engines with billions of searches every day. Therefore knowing where your site ranks on the biggest search engines in cyberspace is essential Read Blog…

Keep up to date with your politics? Then you might be aware of the rumour that a ‘localism’ bill was delayed in the House of Commons because nobody could define the word ‘community’. If politicians are struggling to define community, then what hope is there for the rest of us! In fairness, community is a Read Blog…

Google’s philanthropic arm is well known for good causes. Google is a brand that wants to be seen as more than a search provider – they want to use their status to try and help change the world for the better. As well as helping with good causes, they are also dipping their toes into Read Blog…

As social networks go, LinkedIn is different from the norm. It specialises in helping to create long-lasting business relationships with new people, strengthen existing ones and create new networks that will serve you well long into the future. Statistics released by LinkedIn this week though have shown that, every twelve days, they are getting approximately Read Blog…

Google continue to insist that there is no competition between itself and Facebook, but as the former continues to issue denials, the latter is winning more friends, important advertising revenue, and now it seems in some quarters,Writing SEO-Friendly Blog Posts; 8 Suggestions Practical eCommerce,grey cardy ugg boots, traffic. A study by Citi analyst Mark Mahaney has shown that in some areas of the web,australian ugg boots, Facebook Read Blog…
Google +1 – An Advertising Coup?
April 1st, 2011 by John M



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Databases, The Sequel (Part 1)
March 31st,kids uggs, 2011 by Ray



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SEO Friendly URL’s on osCommerce
March 30th, 2011 by Peter



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Why is ranking so important?
March 29th, 2011 by Dave



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Could Councils Engage Better With the Local Community?
March 28th, 2011 by John M



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Think Quarterly With Google
March 27th, 2011 by John M



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LinkedIn Getting a New Member Every Second
March 26th, 2011 by John M



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Facebook’s Terrific Traffic Triumph
March 25th, 2011 by John M



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