The index of everything that’s been in our ‘An Article A Day’ blog in the last month.
Highlighting why our images may be unique
In niche market sectors, alt text is a fantastic opportunity to highlight what makes an image possibly unique on the entire web.
Take advantage of your research assistant
For now, AI’s performance in generating a finished product is at best adequate. What it’s great at doing is acting like a research assistant.
Making more of generative AI images
Could I be illustrating more messages, now that I can create images of anything so easily?.
Taking ‘brand’ more seriously for SEO
There are many ways to build our brand, including the simple one of getting other sites to link to our home page with our brand name.
Wringing every last drop out of content
From a 5-minute chat, we can get a ton of material, with the main limit mainly being just our imagination.
Ways to refresh our website for 2025
Increasingly, I think the home page should be a large billboard driving home the message of what the business can do for its customers.
Lock in that domain name
Committing to a multi-year purchase throws the possibility of forgetting to renew the domain well into the future.
The worthwhile risk of further education
By offering prospects more information, we might be able to avoid those occasions where we go in too soon.
Is it really important to rank for “widgets”?
Wouldn’t it be better to concentrate on ranking in search engines for “small blue widgets”, if that’s what we supply?.
Why a visual refresh may be all our websites need
If all we want to do is refresh the branding, it’s entirely possible to do this site-wide without the headaches and expense of a new website.
‘Pop up’ windows can be dangerous
Although before we start to panic about ‘cookies’ pop-ups, the impact does not extend to legal notices, which search engines can circumvent.
Our customers also buy cornflakes
As long as we understand the differences, there’s a lot that consumer marketing can teach us in business marketing.
Dealing with variations in ad costs
For most of the time, in B2B marketing, spreading out advertising spending evenly tends to be the best policy.
When Google Business Profiles go wrong
When a business recently told me they’d been ‘locked out’ of their own Google Business Profile account, I did a bit of investigation .
Helping our dyslexic customers
Can we help dyslexic readers on our website in ways which will not even be noticed by non-dyslexic readers? If so, we certainly should.
More tips for using Google Search Console
These tips for using Google Search Console are excellent. For example, downloading tables can give you all the pages, and much more data.
Getting even more out of those search ads
The results of a new study on optimisation strategies for search adverts are interesting, and we agree with them.
A missed opportunity
The other day I saw an opportunity for a ready-made, highly attractive fulfilment piece which a company had missed.
Three dots and you’re off
Find the “About the source” page on Google and you’ll now see a link to “See previous versions on Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine”.
What sites link to us?
What we really want to know is what external links does Google know about? And guess what? Google tells us..
Messaging your way
People love messaging services but if we’re to offer these services, we need to ensured they’re monitored properly.
Changes to LinkedIn company pages
There was a rework of LinkedIn’s company/corporate pages over the summer, which might be worth investigating.
