Open Graph and Social Meta Tags… huh?
Fair warning: I am about to get a little bit more technical than most people may be bothered to deal with, but that is the very reason you should, because
6 ways to make your website more social
I have lost count of how many companies contact us to help with social media, only to find they have a website which is so rigid and inflexible that there
Top 10 reasons to start a blog in 2014
Are you blogging yet? In 2012, Hubspot shared (in their blog) that 57% of companies with a blog have acquired a customer – from their blog. As a blogging advocate
Online PR and marketing predictions for 2014
2014 will be a year of consolidation for online PR and marketing. Much of this will be building on the significant Google algorithm updates during 2011 – 2013. The most
Are you a business planner?
Writing a plan is easy – sticking to it is much more difficult. We’ve all done it. We sit down, write a plan for something – personal or business and
Online advertising – optional or essential?
As recently as a couple of years ago, we would have argued that online advertising was not necessary for every client. Where budgets allow, advertising has always been a powerful
Should you use social media for customer service?
The One Show recently set up a social media customer service experiment, contacting five different companies via email and Twitter to see which methods worked most quickly. Twitter won hands
Six reasons to love the new Facebook Insights
As Facebook Managers on behalf of our clients we spend a lot of time examining and analysing statistical data. One of the most common challenges is to get deep enough
Why your personal brand is now as important as your company website
How often do you check to see how you look online? Maybe a few times a year when you run a Google search out of interest? The rest of the
Maximise your communications budget by measuring its effectiveness
How do you measure and evaluate your communications? The Association for the Measurement and Evaluation of Communication (AMEC) held their fifth conference recently and the search for definitive measurement techniques
