My Year in SEO I don’t usually wrap my year in SEO up with a blog post of this type. However, 2025 has been one of the most unusual I’ve ever encountered. It has been technically challenging and one of the fastest changing years in SEO I can recall. The rise of AI, the UK…
If you post frequent Google Business Profile updates, there’s a new feature you need to be aware of. This feature may well roll out to all profile types, but it currently only available to food and drinks businesses.
This blog is long overdue. I try to avoid venting my frustration on my website, but there comes a time when some things need saying. The tipping point for writing this has come after taking over the provision of services where digital agency SEO services have been shockingly poor for clients.
I’ve recently been asked about the correlation between Google reviews and SEO. There are several elements to any answer on this subject. However, I’m always surprised by how little attention businesses pay to their Google reviews, beginning with encouraging people to leave them.
The internet has been awash with SEO tips for 2025 for months. The first I noticed was in October 2024. To be fair to the author, I didn’t disagree with most of what they wrote, but I was surprised at the lack of emphasis on one area.
This blog comes directly from a client conversation and is aimed at those of you less familiar with Google Shopping integration. I shouldn’t be surprised at how many small to medium sized ecommerce brands don’t realise they can have free Google Shopping listings.
Whenever I’m providing my CRO service to a client, it can come as a surprise when I explain how closely aligned CRO and customer feedback are.