Have you thought about using surveys on your website to track where your visitors are coming from and how they heard about you. You can see a great example of this at Cravenplan Surveys are also a great way to … Continue reading →

As you may already know SEO or Search Engine Optimisation is how your site can be picked up and ranked highly in the search engines, such as Google. One of the key elements of SEO are links, you want to … Continue reading →

Are your expectations of search engine dominance realistic? People have different feelings and thoughts as to what they need their website to achieve for them, some need it to be found for lots of different phrases that bring in visitors … Continue reading →

Do the search engines know what your site is about? You need to ensure that the search engines are able to read what is on your page, there are a few things that will stop the search engines reading your … Continue reading →

So how do you get found in the search engines? Well with the search engines where you are found or your positioning is all important, it is estimated that Google find and index approximately 30 billion pages a year – … Continue reading →

I have been asked a number of times why we give away so much information and advice on Search engine optimisation on this blog and at our monthly seminars we have been accused of giving away the SEO secrets, but … Continue reading →

Cravenplan computers in Salisbury will be holding the latest of its seminars, this time it is the Law and the internet This is a new seminar not one that Cravenplan have run before and features a guest speaker who is … Continue reading →

Top secret SEO info given away here   If you want to know all the secrets of Search Engine Optimisation then this is the post for you, we will tell you everything you need to know to get to the … Continue reading →

Do you run a website that is struggling to be found in the search engines?   If so you need to consider using search engine optimisation (SEO) to get the site found for the most appropriate and searched for terms. … Continue reading →

So who do you think your competitors are in your market, I am guessing that the answer you just gave is not who your actual competitors are.   Let me explain a little, you probably said that your competitors are … Continue reading →