This is a common issues with websites, trying to keep them fresh, you can look at the following Read your website and each page to see if it makes sense to you as , a newbie or as an experienced user looking for information. Do you cater for both Make sure you have good meta tags on every page, the description and keywords match each page. Look at your competitors sites and see if they …
The College Of Hairdressing approached us to create a social networking marketing campaign for their business. They are an Irish company based in Galway supplying hairdressing courses, both part time and full time. They wanted to bring their website and their skills to their audiance base. They understood that just having a website is great but how to you get to your target market online . We created a bompany Blog for them. This allows …
We’ve started on a new campaign for one of our clients in Galway. The college of hairdressing has approached us and asked us to develop a strategy for them to improve their online presence and go after their target audience online. We have started working on this project this week and will be keeping an eye on its progress over the coming weeks, we will let you know how it performs and what we have …
This is something that we have been telling people since these social networking sites started to appear, that much of the information on the site is actually available to be viewed by the general public as well as your boss, so when you called in sick and you boss looked up your name in google and found that you were actually at “Electric Picnic” on that Friday that you called in sick, it can come …
Your digital footprint means whereby you have accounts on various websites and upload information about yourself and then maybe as time goes by forget about those sites but the information is still there. An example is that many people started a Bebo webpage and uploaded images and video of their lives and left it there, months and years later it can still be displayed and also found on search engines. Employers Google a name before …
