A geek's blog about nerdy stuff, with an array of musings on SEO & web design, Barnsley based but internationally read. Honest.
The Evolution of The Networking Follow Up
Jun 15th
How Twitter Has Changed How I Follow Up Networking Events
This is a musing, something that I think I’ve been musing on for a while now subconsciously.
It really came to the fore at the recent live streaming of Thinking Digital that I attended at Barnsley DMC, an event that was exceptional and fantastic for digital Barnsley, but also an event that consolidated, for me, Twitter’s role in local networking, follow ups and ‘ice breaking’.
The StoryDuring that event there were several great guys and girls I’d met and known before in the same room (shout to the P1 guys, bfcandrew / More >
New Website Launch For Altogether Better
Jun 2nd
It is with great pleasure and a little sleepiness that we announce the launch of Phase 1 of http://www.altogetherbetter.org.uk.
Altogether Better began in 2008 as a BIG Lottery Wellbeing Programme aimed at improving the health and well-being of communities across Yorkshire and Humber. 16 local projects recruit, train and support community and workplace ‘Community Health Champions’ across Yorkshire and the Humber. Community Health Champions are local people who use their own unique skills, knowledge and experience to motivate, inspire and support others to improve their health and well-being, providing communities with information and forming groups and developing activities to meet local More >
Small Business Owners: “Should I optimise my website for mobile browsers?”
May 31st
A Look At What You As A Small Business Website Owner Can Do To Keep Your Site Mobile Friendly
As a company that does a lot of front end web development, we’re typically tasked with taking reams of information, working it into a usable and cohesive information architecture and then displaying it on a screen in the form of a pretty, accessible website.
But, theres no doubt that the rise and rise of smart phones and tablets is having an impact on how we consume our content on a daily basis.
As a small business owner, someone responsible for delivering quality information to a More >
Fitrite.info CMS Website Launch
May 23rd
It’s with great pleasure that we announce the launch of the new Fitrite.info website. Part of Sash UK, here’s a little about them:
Specialising in low maintenance decking & fencing, Fitrite delivers a system that is wood-free, durable, and extremely safe and non-slip. And with no need to paint or stain Fitrite makes the perfect addition to any garden or patio area.
A stunning looking site that makes use of a big, bold banner section to showcase the fantastic imagery employed by Fitrite, the new website is a fully featured content management system that provides a wealth of features to both visitors More >
Kilco.net Website Goes Live
May 20th
A happy Friday to you all out there!
We’re pleased to announce the launch of the new Kilco website over at www.kilco.net. A CMS driven site that portrays the clean, fresh and simple approach that Kilco brings, the web site is a great step forward in Kilco’s digital marketing efforts.
Big thanks to all involved.
SushiTrade.co.uk Goes Live
May 18th
A huge congratulations to Stu Turner at SushiTrade.co.uk for whom we’ve just launched a new CMS website.
A great looking site with some quality content and stunning imagery, the site has been a pleasure to work with and we look forward to continuing the digital marketing with SushiTrade in the future.
Small Business Focus: Don’t Let Your Facebook Talk Into Your Website, Google Won’t Like It
May 10th
Ok I need to get this out there first: this short post doesn’t take any pot shots at anyone and their ability to write or spell.
That’s that done.
A while ago I wrote a short article musing on the notion that the language we so casually emit was being butchered by the Facebook and SMS culture we have today.
I admit, it does wind me up and I see it more and more in my daily work; so called professionals (I’ve seen SEO professionals do it, those who work with copy) not quite getting the fundamentals of the language right.
Here are a few examples More >
