Website Relaunch Infographic

Have you set up your website relaunch to be out of this world or utterly unimpressive? Checking up on your website relaunch success? Download the checklist that will make your website relaunch rock here Take one small step for re-launch success and one large leap for your business’ bottom line with our re-launch infographic: Download the full […]

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Pre-Development & Pre-Launch Tips for your website

Set Yourself up for Success When you’re in the pre-development stages of launching your website, remember that if you fail to plan, you plan to fail! Don’t neglect any of the necessary website elements that will make your online presence search engine and target audience friendly. Learn how to be successful with our Pre-Development & […]

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Thank Goodness for Infographics (TGFI)

This is your final week to thank goodness for interesting infographics: Check out our space-tacular Website Re-Launch infographic here. This is the final week of our Thank Goodness for Infographics campaign, and if you like space, our Website Re-launch lesson is sure to wet your digital whistle! When you’re re-launching, you cannot afford to have […]

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Google Universal Analytics Available to Everyone

Many people have been using Google Analytics (GA) to keep track of visitor traffic to their websites, web pages, and e-commerce endeavours. Although it’s always been a useful, powerful marketing analysis/monitoring tool, GA has offered rather limited metrics in comparison to the recently-launched Universal Analytics (UA). How Does Universal Analytics Differ from Google Analytics? The […]

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Google Penguin Update

It’s a Cruel Summer for Black Hat SEO On May 22nd, Google launched a new version of its anti-spam algorithm Penguin. Penguin 4 (aka Penguin 2.0) specifically targets spammy sites that have attempted to outsmart Google’s qualitative algorithms. Matt Cutts, the head of Google’s Webspam team, informed Google users that, “3.1% of English searches will […]

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