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Web browser update: the march of mobile searching continues

Posted in Web

As the year draws to a close, we thought we'd revisit our regular web browser stats infographic and see how the battle of the browsers is doing.


Google creates a separate mobile index – what does it mean for you?

Posted in Web

Google webmaster and trends analyst Gary Illyes has said Google is going to split its search index in two. In future, it will have a rapidly updated mobile index and a less frequently updated desktop one.This could have potentially big implications for your website, if it isn’t optimised for mobile searches.


6 marketing communications lessons from Rio

Posted in PR

The GB Olympics 2016 team returned from Rio to the UK today - welcomed with the enthusiasm of Caeser


Coldplay @ Glastonbury - the content marketing concert

Posted in News

In the world of music and performance, Coldplay appearing at Glastonbury is a big deal. But with clever use of digital marketing, it can become a global phenomenon.


Leicester City - the power of storytelling

Posted in PR

The strong possibility that Leicester City will win the English Premier League title is one of the biggest stories in world sport.Around the globe, journalists and sports fans are marvelling at the team's achievements.The furore around their success is also a lesson in the power of storytelling - and how people and organisations can gain much more recognition if they can tell stories about their achievments.


4 reasons why some CEOs communicate like 16-year-olds

Posted in PR

My son has put himself forward to be a senior school prefect. It impressed me greatly. When I was


PDF newsletters hit the mark

Posted in PR

Building relationships with customers is essential in business, and devices for doing that include eshots, or PDF newsletters.Winning a new customer can take a good deal of energy, so it stands to reason that you'd want the customer to like you, understand fully what services you can offer, and to recommend you to their contacts.


Posters that are out of this world

Posted in Design

We're loving these great posters. As a British astronaut hurtles around the Earth at a speed of


How to remove IMAP emails from an email server and save them in a local folder

Posted in News

Managing storage space is one of the biggest bugbears for people with Outlook email accounts. If you


How to remove POP3 account emails from a server

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 Managing storage space is one of the biggest bugbears for people with Outlook email accounts.


How to drive customer interest with infographic design

Posted in Web

Would you believe it? Owners of Audis are most likely to wash their cars, while owners of Mercedes


Christmas TV Adverts hit our screens

Posted in Brand

Yes, it’s that time of year again. As the embers are being extinguished on the bonfires, some of the UK’s largest retailers begin the roll out of their Christmas TV adverts. The anticipation of these festive adverts now fill our news programs and newspapers at this time, partly as a nod to huge sums of money invested. Retailers plunge seven figure values in the making of their mini masterpieces and purchase airtime of between 4 to 8 times that value.


Great minds - creative photography from Shropshire to Paris

Posted in PR

So the saying goes, great minds think alike: the Daily Mail has published images created by the


8 reasons why election strategies have been dominated by fear

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The 2015 British election campaign, which is about to come to a end, has seen politicians facing a


Mobile Friendly - What Google's new Algorithm means for you?

Posted in News

It's coming ... 21 April 2015 to be precise. Google's highly-anticipated new algorithm will begin rolling out on that date.Over recent years, website owners and web developers have learnt to take notice when Google makes algorithm changes. Panda (2011) reportedly affected the rankings of almost 12 percent of all search rankings whilst Penguin (2012) affected around 3%, according to Google's own figures.