Ellesmere Port

SEO

StuckOn was founded in early 2009 by Lianne Wilkinson and Darren Jamieson and has continued to grow financially and expand its team. StuckOn predicts it will see over 60 per cent growth this financial year, due to winning both international contracts as well as working for smaller UK businesses and start-up companies. The company has appointed two new members of staff and is now looking for a third to add to their growing team.

Since its inception in 2009, the company has retained 98 per cent of its client base, demonstrating the huge growth in the online marketing industry for firms who can then provide a return on investment (ROI).

Co-founder of the company, Lianne Wilkinson, spoke of the announcement and what it will mean for the business as well as its clients:

“StuckOn has seen phenomenal growth over the last couple of years and continues to help companies build and maintain their online presence to assist their customers, as well as their sales figures. We are extremely excited about expanding our team, as it means we will be able to continue improving the quality services we offer to our clients. It’s an incredible buzz to be able to help companies move up in the search engine results pages and really start to see a healthy increase in their customers and revenue. Our new recruits will make very welcome additions to the team.”

For more details about StuckOn, please visit the company website at www.stuckon.co.uk or call 0845 621 4321.

Contact details:

StuckOn
Stanlaw Abbey Business Centre,
Dover Drive
Ellesmere Port
CH65 9BF
UK

Tel: +44 (0)845 621 4321
Fax: +44 (0)845 621 4322
Email: info@stuckon.co.uk

About StuckOn:

StuckOn is a search engine and online marketing company founded by Lianne Wilkinson and Darren Jamieson in 2009. With over 15 years’ combined experience in the fields of marketing, SEO and PPC, the company has worked with major international companies as well as local start-up businesses. The firm’s expertise has enabled numerous small and medium-sized businesses to maximise their results from online marketing and allowed companies to increase their online exposure internationally.

Ellesmere Port, UK, November 22, 2011:

Founded in 2009 by Lianne Wilkinson and Darren Jamieson with a combined experience of 15 years in the areas of SEO, marketing and PPC, StuckOn has enabled a number of businesses, both small to medium-sized businesses and major international companies, to get the most out of their online marketing results.

The company now has its logo appearing on both the ice hockey team’s home and away jerseys and also has an advertising board, situated at the side of the ice rink, just behind the net. This sponsorship should help gain the company more prominence in the industry but is also a much needed boost for local sports. The more backing the local ice hockey team can get from local businesses, the more they can continue to grow and give local sport a keen boost in the area.

Sponsorships such as this are crucial; they allow local businesses to support their local sports and to give back to the community.

Darren Jamieson, co-founder of StuckOn, spoke of the sponsorship and the reasons for doing it:

“We are delighted to be able to give something back to the community. Sports are so important to a local area and we are proud to have our name on the Flintshire Freeze jerseys. The sponsorship will also help benefit our potential future customers as they can be watching their local ice hockey team playing whilst also gaining valuable details from our advertising that can help vastly improve their business prospects.”

For more details about StuckOn and what they can offer you, please visit their website at www.stuckonseo.co.uk or call for more information on 0845 621 4321.
Contact details:

StuckOn
Stanlaw Abbey Business Centre,
Dover Drive
Ellesmere Port
CH65 9BF
UK

Tel: +44 (0)845 621 4321
Fax: +44 (0)845 621 4322
Email: info@stuckon.co.uk

About StuckOn:
StuckOn is a search engine and online marketing company founded by Lianne Wilkinson and Darren Jamieson in 2009. With over 15 years’ combined experience in the fields of marketing, SEO and PPC, the company has worked with major international companies as well as local start-up businesses. The firm’s expertise has enabled numerous small and medium-sized businesses to maximise their results from online marketing and allowed companies to increase their online exposure internationally.

Liverpool

SEO

search engine optimisation

The course will cover some ways that you, as a website owner, can increase your links, which is important for SEO, and some ways that you really shouldn’t increase your links. The differences between quality link building and low quality spam, or paid, links will be discussed so that you know exactly how you should manage your link building strategy.

In addition to links, the course will talk about important on-page factors, and dispel some of the myths surrounding SEO – the sort of myths you may have read online or heard from SEO sales people. Special attention will be paid to content, including news and blogs – which have increased in importance over recent years and have become an integral part in all successful SEO campaigns.

If you want to do your own SEO on your website, this is the course for you, and you’ll come away the knowledge to make a difference to your website’s rankings.

The course starts at 10:00am on Tuesday, and runs until 1:00pm. It is being held at 54 St James Street, Liverpool. For more information you can view details of the course at MySignPost.org, or at the Women’s Organisation Blog.

reputation management

In the current issue of .Net Magazine, StuckOn’s Darren Jamieson offers advice on managing your reputation online, and what steps you can take to ensure the first page of Google’s results for your brand or name are all positive ones.

Take heed though, as there are some basic mistakes you can make when trying to protect your reputation online – and these mistakes will only make matters worse! For example, if you engage in commenting on reviews websites and forums in an attempt to improve your brand’s reputation, all you’ll really be doing is helping to hammer those nails into your own coffin.

Enjoy the article, and do let us know if you have any reputation management tips of your own, or if you need any advice on the subject.

Robert Kiyosaki is a much talked about business and investment guru, and author of ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ – where he speaks about his childhood and how his two dads (one his own, and one his best friend’s dad) taught him the different ways to see money, and investment opportunities. He attributes financial success to his unique upbringing.

Rather than just being a game, Cashflow 101 is more of a business networking and mentoring event that allows people to come together and bounce ideas off each other, as well as learning about to change their lives and spot new investment opportunities.

The game is also quite rare, hence difficult to get hold of in the UK. We played our game of Cashflow 101 in Ellesmere Port, but there are networks that offer games of Cashflow 101 all over the UK. In our Ellesmere Port game we had players come from around the Wirral and Cheshire areas, from Birkenhead and Neston for example.

If you’re looking to become more financially aware and to learn to be able to spot new opportunities when they arise, Cashflow 101 is a great educational tool – and a lot of fun.

Cheshire

SEO

The article highlighted three of the main problems businesses face with regards to their online promotion and what could be holding their websites back in the search engines. The three issues highlighted in the article, which you can read below, were websites suffering from Google penalties, websites with duplicate content and websites with little or no links.

The important thing to take from this article is that, just because you’ve invested in a new website, it doesn’t mean that your website will be found in the search engines.

Ellesmere Port

The first of these fairs is in Liverpool in March. We’ll be at the Liverpool Business Fair 2011, which is being held at the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral on Tuesday March 15th.

If you can’t get along to that, you could see us in April at the Salford & Manchester Business Fair 2011, where we’ll be exhibiting at the University of Salford’s Maxwell Hall, on Tuesday April 19th.

We thoroughly enjoyed the last business fair we attended, the Halton & Warrington Business Fair in November last year, as we met a lot of really interesting people and saw a number of unique businesses that had been started in the midst of the recession.

Preparing for a business fair is a lot of fun too, as there are a lot of things you need to do in order to make your stand, well, stand out. We had a video presentation running, showing one of our case studies, we had some banner printing done to illustrate our different services and we even had a competition for some M&S vouchers.

We’re planning a few exciting things for the next business fairs as well, so hopefully we’ll see you there.

SEO

The article speaks about how you can give Google exactly what it wants, what it’s looking for to make it successful in offering relevant results, and, in turn, Google will promote your website for you. The idea that you can attain excellent Google rankings for free with the use of content is something that few people find the time to explore, but when you consider that Google makes its money by attracting users, it follows that the more relevant Google’s results, the more people who will use it for searching, the more money Google will ultimately make.

You can help out Google (and thus help out your own website in terms of your Google rankings) by making your website comply with what Google is looking for. We have written a more detailed post about this here, where you can see just how, and why, rankings can be obtained within Google for free.