Did you know SEO goes back even further than Google? It’s true! Join us as we launch our SEO time machine and take a whistle-stop tour though the evolution of SEO from 1994 to now.

What is the aim of Google? And how could your business benefit from sharing these aims? Read on as we delve into the history of the search engine and the real reasons behind its updates.

Digital knowledge, networking, and infectious enthusiasm were on a full swing during this September’s Brighton SEO. A week after and we are planning to implement these new insights.

Spoiler alert! The answer is NO! Now, let’s find out why… Content marketing might be the core of any campaign, but it holds lesser value compared to before.  

Why are semantically related keywords so important for SEO? Here’s the lowdown on how to find them, where to use them and why you need to be focusing your content around them.

Ease of reading is crucially important both for SEO and user experience. Let’s take a look at website readability best practices designed to please both user and search engine.

SEO and user experience need to work together. When they do, you will find it easier to meet your goals of generating increased leads, and boosting those all-important conversions.

What can you do to your website to make it a search engine success? Check out our top 9 SEO on-page factors to boost search rankings and get you a bigger slice of those sales.

You know that SEO will help your website rank better in the search engines, but precisely what tangible benefits could you be enjoying when you invest in an SEO strategy?