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There are two well-known ways in which websites exist within Google; the sponsored ads (right column) and the organic listings (left column), but with link buying being such a popular SEO method, are the organic listings truly organic?

By Matt Saunders | Industry | Wednesday, 20 Oct 2010

Twitter has risen quite quickly over past few the years into something of a social phenomenon. Its attraction is mysterious to some and obvious to others, however we all have our own ideas on what Twitter is useful for.

By Alexander Ward | Offbeat | Monday, 4 Oct 2010

Everybody who runs a website,  be it for business or just for fun; has one thing in common - they all want as much quality traffic as they can get. In this article we have put together a three-month plan that will see your traffic steadily improve.

By Matt Saunders | Marketing | Friday, 24 Sep 2010

What do talent shows like the X-Factor and questionable SEO methods have in common? Probably a little bit more than you might have thought!

By Matt Saunders | Marketing | Tuesday, 21 Sep 2010

The past few years have seen an upspring of freelance job portals where clients are able to post their projects for bidding by a sea of industry professionals. In this article we ask what affect this has on various industries and what advantages and disadvantages arise from the existence of these types of websites.

By Matt Saunders | Industry | Thursday, 2 Sep 2010

As you may remember, back in March I did a review of the Motorola Milestone. This was the non-US equivalent of the popular Motorola Droid. Five months later and I am not happy...

By Alexander Ward | Technical | Tuesday, 24 Aug 2010

There are literally thousands of tutorials and lists on what you can, and should do to effectively optimise your website. We take a look at 5 things that will all but kill your chances in the rankings.

By Matt Saunders | Marketing | Wednesday, 4 Aug 2010

I recently attended a Mashable event in the wonderful city of Leeds which was aimed at bringing together people from both PR and online marketing. With around 30 people in attendance the event was very communal and bred some lively and interactive discussions, one of which was “is academia behind the times?”

By Matt Saunders | Offbeat | Saturday, 2 Oct 2010

About 12 years ago, computer gaming discovered 3D graphics, and whilst in principle this is a great advancement, it rang the death knell for the golden age of Role Playing Video Games. Classic titles such as Monkey Island, Simon the Sorcerer and Discworld were no more. We aim to start a campaign to bring them back.

By Alexander Ward | Offbeat | Sunday, 6 Jun 2010

Every so often you come across a website that just takes your breath away with its intricate attention to detail, its immense vibrancy or its awesome illustrative uniqueness.  We showcase 10 of them here.

By Matt Saunders | Design | Wednesday, 26 May 2010

As we all know, Twitter can be a very effective advertising and marketing tool if you use it correctly. In this article we look at how you can make that extra push to get people to your website by adding a snazzy Twitter page background!

By Matt Saunders | Design | Sunday, 23 May 2010

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