A little while ago I wrote a blog post titled ‘5 Easy Ways to Make your Website Work Harder for your Local Business‘. This is a quick companion blog post that contains another 3 relatively easy ways […]
Doing Local SEO in 2026 is relatively straightforward, when you know how, but it does take effort and learning. If you have a local business and serve a local community, this blog post will be of benefit.
No matter what industry you are in, if you want more customers and/or more business growth, start by reading this blog post. It contains useful information and is of benefit to any business type, not just Dentists.
AEO stands for ‘Answer Engine Optimisation’ – think of it as a new secret weapon for gaining more customers. Learn more about it, why it is of great benefit and how to implement it […]
Last week, Cloudflare introduced a possible solution: Pay Per Crawl, a first-of-its-kind monetization layer that lets publishers charge AI bots (like OpenAI’s GPTBot or Anthropic’s ClaudeBot) for accessing their content.
AI Website Builders are popping up everywhere —they are selling (peddling) a dream/ a myth: That in business you can gain something that is both good quality, fast (quickly made) and cheap in cost.
If you want great financial growth within your tradie business (or any other service-based small business), have a read of this blog post. It offers some effective strategies that are easy for us to get done.
This traffic spike was purely organic. We were on stand-by to increase hosting resources if the website experienced really LARGE surges in visitor numbers. This may have been a relatively small festival, however you never can be too careful.
Do you want to create your own website? This blog post is not a pros vs cons of creating your own website. It shares though ways we can help you avoid all the traps if you want to create […]
Please make sure the ‘www’ and the ‘non-www’ version of your website works. If it doesn’t, it means two things: 1. A percentage of your website visitors can NOT access your website. 2. Your website person (or team) have not set up your website correctly. It needs to be fixed.