Category: seo
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.
If you’ve been wondering how to appear in AI overviews, the good news is that it isn’t as difficult as you might think. These relatively new features in Google Search are prized assets in organic visibility, and your SEO strategy doesn’t need to do a U-turn to be noticed by Google.
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.
If you’re a business owner reading this, you probably don’t realise the full extent of the relationship between Google updates and SEO. Why should you?
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.
During any initial work with new clients, there’ll come a stage in most situations where I mention using YouTube for SEO purposes. With a few exceptions, it is almost always met with a degree of surprise.
Do Humans Check Your SEO? If you just read the title of this blog and think it’s strange, you’re not alone. Most people believe Google relies entirely on an algorithm to determine where your website pages appear in search results. Have you ever wondered do humans check your SEO? You bet they do – or…
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.
The first time I spoke about the need to track your competitors websites must have been at least 15 years ago. I was surprised by the response I received, but it still surfaces today.
UK internet use statistics are the backbone of the annual Ofcom Online Nation report, and they are a key indication of online trends for all businesses to be aware of.
