What are the New Changes to Facebook?
Facebook has unveiled its new applications for the site, revealing the Timeline and music apps.
Using The Google Keyword Tool To Do Keyword Research For SEO – A Beginner’s Guide
Those of you who follow us on Twitter might have noticed our MD, Ann Stanley, was away in Stockholm this week as a guest speaker at the SMX Stockholm event. One of Ann’s speeches was concerned with how to do keyword research – and it went down so well we thought we’d share it here…
Microsoft continue their ‘relationship’ with Twitter.
Microsoft’s Bing has extended its search deal with micro-blogging platform Twitter for another two years, choosing to once again not renew their deal with the search giant Google. It seems that Twitter was keener to work things out with Bing, rather than take the risk of things going wrong after Google launched Google+.
What do you love: Google Launch New Site
Google have launched a new site at www.wdyl.com called ‘What do you love?’ (WDYL). The site offers you a simple search box with the question ‘what do you love?’ followed by a button with a heart shape on which activates the search. google what do you love
Managing Product Feeds with ChannelAdvisor and Anicca Digital: Invitation to our Technology Showcase in Leicester on 5th July 2011
You are invited to our second Technology Showcase on 5th July 2011 at Anicca Digital in Leicester. The showcase is for new or existing clients who are interested in increasing their ecommerce sales and traffic by maximising the effectiveness of their product feeds. Unfortunately, the number of places is strictly limited, so please apply early…
Bing Webmaster Tools Updated: A Guide to the New Features
Bing recently launched an update on its Webmaster Tools feature. The update, known as the ‘Honey Badger’ update, provides some exciting new features, including the capability to control when and how Bing indexes your site, the ability to allow different users different access levels to your account, and a clever way to avoid duplicate content…
Anicca launches a new PPC management service for small businesses called “Pay Per Click – Petite”, featuring guaranteed clicks for an all-inclusive monthly fee!
Anicca Digital has just launched a new PPC management service aimed at small businesses that need more traffic and sales, but have a limited budget of £250 – £750 per month. “Pay Per Click – Petite” is an all-inclusive PPC package, which is scaled down to match the needs of smaller or local companies; to…
Daily Deals sites: Top Tips for Local Businesses using Pay-on-Performance Marketing
Daily deals sites are quickly becoming one of the best ways for local businesses to market themselves online. You may have heard of Groupon, the biggest of the daily deals sites in the UK, but have you heard of its competitors? And more importantly, do you know how you can market your business and gain…
Schema.org – Google, Yahoo and Bing join forces to create a universal mark-up scheme
Last week the big three search engines, Google, Yahoo and Bing, announced a collaboration project called Schema.org. The project is a collection of schemas of html tags that webmasters can use to mark-up web content in such a way that it will be understandable to search engine spiders. Search engines might be able to read…
Google +1 Buttons for Websites – How does Google +1 affect Search Results?
This week Google launched their +1 button for websites. Like the +1 button that was launched for organic search results earlier this year, the +1 button for websites allows users to place a recommendation for web pages they like. Recommendations will be visible on the webpage, in search results, and on users’ Google profiles. Additionally,…
