Second Sunday 5 is a cross-country running event on Wimbledon Common, organised by the UK’s oldest running club, Thames Hare & Hounds. We built a new website for SS5, for free. I’ve been known to bother the middle-order at the occasional Second Sunday 5 event. I really liked the simplicity of the events and the … Read More
Having great quality content is crucial in getting your page to rank – you need to give visitors something worth visiting if you want your page to succeed! But let’s say you’ve already created some great work (if not, we have some ideas how to improve it) – how can you get it noticed by … Read More
So your Shopify store is up and running (congratulations!) – but can it be even better? The answer is likely yes, and this is where optimisation comes in. By optimising your store, you’ll be improving your page speeds, overall user experience, and by extension your ranking with search engines. These points should help you both … Read More
What if companies were named purely to rank better in search engines? We did a little bit of light Photoshopping to show you what the world might look like had Google not rolled out its EMD update. Whether … Read More
If you have a WordPress-based website – or any kind of website, for that matter – you’ve probably realised that even if you launch a website that looks great, it’s highly likely it’ll be far from well-optimised. If you want it to rank, follow these steps. What is WordPress Optimisation? WordPress is a fantastically … Read More
Without Vary: User-Agent, Google may not read your pages correctly which can affect your ranking. Here, we explain what Vary: User-Agent is and how to use it. PLEASE! Before you read this article, check out our guide on how to structure mobile-friendly pages. Without it, you may find your website struggles to rank well for Google … Read More
Redirects affect how users and Google see mobile pages. They’re very costly on mobile networks and are bad for performance speed. Each redirect you remove will therefore dramatically improve how fast content is seen by users. There are four common redirects, these are: Initial redirect – canonical (www.example.com vs example.com) SSL – secure pages redirect … Read More
Tap targets are an essential part of mobile SEO. Here, we explain what tap targets are, how big they should be and common issues. PLEASE! Before you read this excellent article, check out our simple guide on how to make mobile friendly web pages. A few simple checks will ensure your website ranks in Google … Read More
Your page content should not rely on a particular viewport width to render well. We explain why you need to size your content to the viewport and how to do it. When content goes off screen, a mobile user has to scroll sideways in order to view content. This isn’t exactly great for user experience, … Read More
With so many different screen sizes for mobile devices, site owners have to ensure that text of pages is legible on both the largest and smallest screens. If you’re coming across the ‘text too small read’ or ‘use legible font size’ errors, keep reading. Note! Before you read the article below, please check out our … Read More