In the first edition of this series I wrote about helping Google to understand your site, in particular when it comes to listing local business information, like contact details. For this post, I want to discuss Google’s Accelerated Mobile Page technology and how using it can be a quick win for improving the search-ability (and
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We recently completed a major website project for the Queensland based Supported Accommodation Providers Association in Australia. The project was brought together with artistic work from Toni Mustra at Artsum.ca (in Canada), photography from Mirna of Daffodil Photography in Australia and us (delivering project management, web development and direction). We’re pleased to have been involved
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This week we launched a new website for a law firm that I’ve been working with for a number of years now. The site provides a fresh and appealing new look for them and we’re pretty stoked with how it turned out. The site was developed in collaboration with Artsum and with contributions from Ruth
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Have you been using Google+ for social media marketing? Or considering using it for SM? Well, good news. You can stop thinking about it. Because it looks like Google has made the decision to shut down Google+ for consumers. If you’ve used Facebook and Google+ over the last few years, you probably noticed that Google+
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Recently you may have received an email from Google telling you that mobile first indexing was enabled for your site. Note: this would likely be the case if you had Google Search Console configured for your website and your email address is linked to the web property. This is part of a broad move (by
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We have been using WordPress seriously now and recommending it to clients for several years. It has proven to be a reliable and popular choice of content management system not just for us but also for lots of other users worldwide. Reportedly, about 30% of the world’s websites are now based on WordPress, which means
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Welcome to the first post in a multi-part series about Search Engine Optimisation with Google, specifically improving your sites performance in organic Google search results. One of the challenges of performing search engine optimisation is ensuring that Google can accurately locate and understand information that you include on your site. For example opening hours, or
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Last weekend I was lucky enough to be able to attend WordCamp US 2017 in Nashville, Tennessee. I had heard that it was a cool place and I’d been curious to visit, so when I saw that Wordcamp was being held there on the weekend of my birthday, I decided to go. Wordcamp (for those
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Many websites these days are providing secure connections when people visit the site… the most obvious symbol of this is a little green lock icon, which you’re probably used to looking for in the address bar of your browser. For example in Google Chrome next to the web address for my site one sees this…
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Having recently completed a major web makeover project, I thought it would be good to share some of what took place and feature this recent work to share some detail on the process and tools that we use. But first here’s a look at the home page of the new Majac Medical website that we
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