Are big SEO events any use these days?
Many search engine optimisation events are either so big you can’t talk to the experts or are merely “pitch fests”.
How much does SEO cost? How can you get more for your money?
If you want to succeed with your website, you have to decide how much you will spend on search engine optimization.
Being “on” a social network is not the same as using it
Most people who have a social network profile do not actually use that social network.
Crave launches world’s first tablet designed specifically for hotels
Crave Interactive Ltd today announces the launch of Crave Tablet, the world’s first tablet designed specifically for use in a hotel room.
Pupils Believe Schools Being Left Behind by New Technology
Three-quarters (73%) report being frustrated at the lack of technological knowledge among teachers at their school
Consumers Increase Online Shopping at the Expense of Omnichannel Retailers
71% of surveyed consumers in UK and 61% in US, reported doing more than half their 2014 holiday shopping online
Is SEO a myth?
There is an old man in Woking, Surrey, who carefully places a bowl of custard outside his front door every night before he goes to bed. For years, people were curious about this until a couple of school children knocked on his door and asked “why do you put a …
Download a Simple Guide to Paid Search (PPC)
Raise your search engine visibility and attract highly targeted, qualified traffic with a new eBook, A Simple Guide to Paid Search (PPC)
The Best and the Worst Cities and Countries for Hotel WiFi
The United States is only in the 21st percentile for WiFi quality; 79% of countries have better hotel WiFi.
GNI Magazine
Just helped GNI Magazine for an article about online dating
America leads the way on email marketing
Study shows that American firms use email marketing more effectively than those in Europe
You receive 1,728 pointless emails a year
The average British worker receives 1,728 pointless emails in a typical year a study has found. Emails detailing trivial information such as ‘organising a whip around’, ‘please sponsor me’ and the reams of polite ‘happy birthday’ emails topped the list of irritating topics. As does mail with subject headings such …