A new startup web usability application is about to change the shape of analysing on site web behaviour for ever!
What is Userfly.com?
Userfly is a very simple java based web usability monitoring application.
You simply add a single line of Java script and Userfly enables you to capture videos in real time of what your users are [...]

How Much Should You Blog?

Posted on January 20th, 2009 by admin in SEO

Blogging is near enough mainstream now.
There are millions of blogs in existence and we mean tens of millions!
Blogging (and Social Media for that point) is a tool widely adopted now for SEO success.
It is no surprise then that hundreds of SEO’ers are active in the blogging world.
The SEO industry is a mini community and many [...]

I strongly feel that 2009 is the year that Ad Exchanges move into the mainstream.
Online media is becoming more sophisticated. It is becoming more fragmented. And it is becoming more challenging.
Ad Exchanges offer a viable avenue for advertisers to start taking more control over their display advertising campaigns. It will start giving advertisers more control [...]

Although obvious to many, the art of optimising your PPC ads is actually unknown to some.
Why Should You Optimise PPC Ads?
Optimising an account to hit and deliver upon certain KPIs should far beyond bidding up or down on a keyword. Bidding up or down may be limiting the volume an advertiser could be getting. You [...]

The End Of BPF - Bring on a Pitch Frenzy?

Posted on December 1st, 2008 by admin in PPC

It’s just under 4 weeks to Christmas, a scary enough thought in itself but to those of us immersed in the search world it signals just 4 weeks left for Google BPF.
Since the announcement 15 months ago there’s been much commentary about the implications for clients, agencies and search budgets in general.
Google BPF - [...]

Go Long - The Importance Of Longtail SEO

Posted on November 24th, 2008 by admin in SEO

SEO is becoming harder.
More and more content is added to the web everyday - most of which will be indexed and ranked (sooner or later) for specific terms.
More and more advertisers are increasing their investment in SEO - more and more competing for specific phrases in the SERPs.
To rephrase the first line - success in [...]

Relationships in Affiliate Marketing
One of the biggest parts (arguably) to affiliate marketing is relationships.
Having a product / service that is desirable obviously helps. A site that converts will obviously attract affiliates. A recognisable brand will also be conducive in the initial affiliate recruitment stages.
Above all else though, having a close working (and often personal) relationship [...]

Display Advertising has changed somewhat over time. Creative formats have developed, creative executions have improved, user’s interaction with media has fundamentally changed.
The rapid improvements in targeting technology however contribute to the growth of the more standard types of display advertising.

Behavioural Targeting - What Is It?
Behavioural Targeting is the process adopted by online publishers and ad [...]

Are you tracking everything online?
You may assume you are but think again:
Are you really tracking the entire user journey through to sale, monitoring and analysing every single touchpoint along the way?
Until now, the concept of complete holistic tracking unfortunately has been restricted by limited technology solutions.
Online Marketing Tracking - How Has It Been Done Up [...]

Google recently(ish) re-opened its doors to the online gambling world.
The move is somewhat of a u-turn but one that was widely expected by some in the industry.
Google Gambling Ban - Background
To give some context to the story, in 2007, Google UK imposed a ban (following the lead from the US) on all paid, gambling related [...]

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