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A domain name is simply what will be used to find your business on the web, and in most cases form part of your email address. It can be your business name, or represent a product or service that you are known by.

There are lots of different elements that need to be considered if you're hoping for a good Google ranking, but considering whether Google can read your website or be able to find all your pages is one of the most important.

When we talk to our clients about their website, we spend that little bit of extra time to discuss content layout and topography.

If you're looking for a way to increase your online sales and stand out from your competition, you should consider writing a blog aimed at the type of customer that you're selling products to.

Establishing a brand and building your business is difficult enough these days, so you need to ensure that all facets of your business and corporate ID protected. And this needs to include your domain name.

The role of search engines is to deliver the best quality, most relevant websites in Search Engine Result Pages (SERPs). As searchers, that's exactly what we want too

Content management or updating the information on your website is crucial to maintaining successful communication with your existing and potential customer base.

Website owners are generally so busy running their companies that updating or refreshing their sites is not normally high on their list of priorities. Unfortunately, this oversight can and often does have seriously negative effects on their businesses.

Being found by your customers on Google is an essential part of the success of your website. However, this is the aim of almost every business that launches a website, so competition for places in your market is fierce.

Following is our step by step website planner, that will have you well on the way to achieving a successful website.

Great websites don't "just happen." They are the result of good design and site principles, which make it easy for your visitors to find what they are looking for. So, the success of your website is directly related to how well your site is planned, so this means laying the groundwork first.

To write persuasive web copy, use the techniques that work off-line as they also work equally well on-line. It's so easy to incorporate a lot of pictures, graphics, and other gizmos to grab the attention of your visitor, but the most successful websites employ clear and uncluttered copy.