So, your company has an online presence and you have invested time and money in designing and building your site and working on the SEO and PPC campaigns that are (hopefully!) delivering high-converting traffic. What next? More

Good teachers will tell you how vital it is to repeat important information as part of the education process.  As our seminar series has expanded, we find that the one subject that is particularly of interest (and importance) is that of landing pages. More

This is the fifth part of eight in my guide to Search Engine Optimisation; the part art, part science approach to getting your site listed in the search engines and attracting traffic to your site. The previous parts, 1. Common Design Faults, 2. Choosing Tasty Keywords, 3. Your Title Tag and 4. Site Copy are all available by clicking on the appropriate link.

Remember, SEO is no instant wonder, and it takes time to get it right, but the traffic that SEO generates costs you nothing (unlike Pay Per Click), and should eventually make up 70% of all traffic to your site. 70%, you say? Then let’s not dilly-dally and move into part five of our SEO trip. More

The automotive and transport sector has witnessed a decline since last month, but still nearly 59% up since February. Property searching has been steadily decreasing since its uplift in March. Transport, technology and publishing have also decreased slightly. The finance, retail, entertainment and services sectors have all grown in terms of search in the last month.  More

Q: Hi Huw. Can you shed any light on day parting? I heard it mentioned on a forum but no-one explained what exactly it meant. Would it be good for my Pay per Click campaigns?
- Rob, Stoke-on-Trent

A: Hi Rob. Thanks for your question. Day parting is a feature available in various Pay per Click systems, which allows you to decide what times and which days, your ad shows and when it doesn't. More