Posted in Web Design on August 31, 2011 by seoblogger
The web seems to be the perfect medium for the proliferation of buzzwords. First it was web 2.0, now it’s responsive web design. Fortunately for you (and me), responsive web design actually has a specific meaning. Put simply, it’s designing web pages that dynamically take the user’s screen size into account. A single design that [...]
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Posted in Search Engine Optimisationtitle_li=0&categorize=0Web Site Copywriting on August 24, 2011 by seoblogger
Also known as conversion rate optimisation (CRO), making sure your landing page is converting is an incredibly important part of your SEO effort. After all, what’s the point in driving all that traffic to your page if you’re not effectively selling to visitors once they get there? It’s one thing having a great design, engaging [...]
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Posted in Search Engine Optimisationtitle_li=0&categorize=0Social Media Optimisation on August 17, 2011 by seoblogger
Google has recently jumped on the social networking bandwagon with both feet by launching its own platform called Google+. But is there really room on the net for another major social sharing site? That’s uncertain, but with Google at the helm, you can be sure of a massive uptake and no effort spared when it [...]
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Posted in Search Engine Optimisationtitle_li=0&categorize=0Web Site Copywriting on August 3, 2011 by seoblogger
SEO: a popular misconception If you own a website you’re most likely highly concerned about how well your website performs when users search online for your products and services. There’s nothing wrong with this; in fact, it’s essential if you want prospects and customers to know who you are are, and what you’re offering. But [...]
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Posted in Search Engine Optimisation on July 27, 2011 by seoblogger
What’s a canonical tag? The canonical tag is a little piece of code that sits in the header of your web page (between the <head> and </head> tags) along with your meta tags, and it looks something like this: <link rel=”canonical” href=”http://thebluecube.com/blog” /> The purpose of this tag is to let search engines know that [...]
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