E-commerce is growing in popularity throughout the world, as more consumers take to the internet to find the latest fashion items.

When a user searches for a product or service you offer, your Google Business Profile (GBP) may be the very first thing they see.

Do you own a brick and mortar shop in a town, village, or city? You can improve your online presence by taking advantage of local search engine optimisation (SEO).

Studies have shown that seven in ten UK adults are looking to improve their health. This is fantastic news for healthcare and wellness websites.

Service-based businesses can spend hours creating a beautiful website, only to see themselves ranking on the second or third page of search results.

Search engine optimisation (SEO) is constantly evolving. Which you already know from our previous blogs. We have changed from a desktop-first world to a mobile-first world.

People throughout the world rely on search engines to find information and make purchases. Search engines are the most powerful driver for website traffic.

When you see pages listed at the top of Googles search results, you probably see them as “lucky,” but luck has absolutely nothing to do with it.

Many Shopify store owners are not using search engine optimisation (SEO) to their advantage, which we are going to focus on in this blog.

Keyword mapping is a valuable way to avoid keyword overlaps and cannibalisation, targeting your audience at each stage of their purchasing journey.

Consumers today expect seamless, engaging, and informative shopping experiences. At the same time, search engines need to know what you selling and why you deserve a high ranking.

It's not uncommon for website owners to feel panic and concern when their site experiences take a major dip in traffic, right after an algorithm update.

Structured data and Schema are crucial for UK sites. When you incorporate structured data and schema to your website, you can enjoy numerous benefits, helping you gain a competitive edge.

Search engines continue to evolve, so does user behaviour, which is why your business needs a proactive approach to improve and maintain your online visibility.

Have you noticed that your website visitors are not taking a desired action? Have you tested your title tags and meta descriptions, and yet you still don't know what went wrong?

In 2025, an effective search engine optimisation (SEO) strategy involves understanding how SEO analytics assist with decision making, which boosting outcomes. Let's get stuck in.

Whether you provide an in-house SEO service, or you provide it to your clients, you cannot underestimate the importance of search engine optimisation reporting.

UK small businesses can thrive online with a solid and customised SEO strategy. The problem comes in when measuring your SEO efforts.

Google Search Console is a powerful tool you can use to improve your online presence and drive organic traffic to your website.

Conducting a competitor backlink analysis is essential when it comes to search engine optimisation (SEO). When you analyse your competitors backlinks, you learn what works in your industry, gaining insights on how to create a winning strategy.

Before we get into how to build links for a new website, let's ask you a question. Did you know that pages that rank first on Google have 3.8x more backlinks than the pages that show from positive two to ten?

Have you worked hard on your website, ensuring you have followed the SEO best practices, along with digital PR? Yet your online visibility has not improved and you are not achieving the conversions you were hoping for.

By now, having read some of our previous blogs, you know how important backlinks are to your SEO success.

It is important to understand that not all backlinks that link back to your website are helpful or healthy. Some can be toxic and dangerous to your online presence and overall success, harming your website.