Most UK businesses are aware of the lost man hours they suffer as a result of such things as Facebook, staff checking personal emails and generally throwing sickies whenever the mood takes, but few are aware of the lost man hours caused by wayward apostrophes in the English (more…)
3 ways to boost keywordiness
‘Keywordiness’ may not be an official term, but it should be. When optimising your pages, it’s not just the presence of keywords in text that counts. Also important is the way the rest of the text on the page supports the keywords: its keywordiness.
A lot of sites miss (more…)
The destructive power of plurals
There may be a malignant force stalking your keywords. No, don’t look – it might notice. Just peer at it in your peripheral vision, if you can. See it there? In the alphabet – right between the ‘r’ and the ‘t’.
It’s amazing what one (more…)
Avoid Captain Obvious
Captain Obvious is a superhero close to the hearts of all ordinary folk. Whenever a co-worker looks out your window and informs you that it’s raining; whenever someone comments that a crying person seems sad; whenever someone says, ‘That’s funny!’ after laughing at a joke, Captain Obvious will be near. Captain Obvious is (more…)
Grammar: every little helps
How important is spelling, grammar and punctuation to SEO? You might be tempted to say ‘not terribly.’ A letter in the wrong place, or missing in the right one, is a tiny thing compared to the rest of your
search engine optimisation campaign, but it can completely (more…)
Attack of the zombie content
Dead content is stalking the net. Thousands of undead articles, shambling across the web, sucking the lifeblood out of unsuspecting websites… (more…)






