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Posted by Gareth Cutter on 22nd July 2010 to E-commerce and Search
By now you’ll have noticed that any location-based search query brings up Google Maps listings with the top seven to eight businesses listed at the top of the results page. This is prime search ...
Posted by Gareth Cutter on 8th July 2010 to Search and Social Media
Link building is an important part of every popular e-commerce site's success. Its how new customers find you and how your web site appears on the first page of search engine results, so it’s import...
Posted by Gareth Cutter on 29th June 2010 to Search
Just imagine the amount of search volume the World Cup is getting each second. With the potential stakes so high for retailers, innovation and best practice should be coming to the fore. The England ...
Posted by Gareth Cutter on 12th May 2010 to E-commerce and Search
Sales channels; tracking; return on investment. If you’re a retailer, you’ll know just how time consuming and mind-boggling digging into these things can actually be. Customers don’t come out o...
Posted by Gareth Cutter on 12th April 2010 to E-commerce and Search
We've written about this subject before, toward the end of last year, but now it's official: Google is using page-load time as a search ranking factor. In short, web sites that are faster to load wil...
Posted by Gareth Cutter on 18th March 2010 to E-commerce and Search
Search engine optimisation is much easier when you have niche phrases to target. With less competition, it takes less time to achieve visibility, and if the phrase accurately describes what your busin...
Posted by Gareth Cutter on 1st March 2010 to E-commerce and Search
As a full-service e-commerce and digital marketing agency, we see lots of perfectly good e-commerce sites held back by their use of copy. There’s either too much of it and it swamps the reader; or t...
Posted by Gareth Cutter on 11th February 2010 to Search
There is a fundamental process to search engine marketing that you can use to improve click through and conversion rates - as well as lower your average cost per click - that doesn’t involve devisin...
Posted by Gareth Cutter on 13th January 2010 to Search and Social Media
The lines between social media and search engine optimisation are blurred with one often directly influencing the other. This leaves some business leaders worrying whether they’re losing a clear pe...
Posted by Gareth Cutter on 21st December 2009 to E-commerce and Search
With reports indicating another year of growth for online retail in the US and UK (comScore have calculated a 3% year-on-year growth in US online retail over the 41 prime retail days from November –...
Posted by Gareth Cutter on 15th December 2009 to Search
In a recent Econsultancy blog post, tech reporter Patricio Robles asks whether Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is being kept such a level playing field by Google and what that means for online retail...
Posted by Gareth Cutter on 16th November 2009 to Search
How quickly does your web site take to load on average? Slow load times are rarely a factor in managers’ minds (unless the page is so slow that it takes 10 – 20 seconds for a page to display full...
Posted by Gareth Cutter on 11th November 2009 to Search
You can’t outbid a competitor with deeper pockets in paid search, but that doesn’t mean you can’t make more sales than them. Here are three tips gained from our experience to increase your click...
Posted by Gareth Cutter on 29th July 2009 to Search
Pretenders to Google’s search throne, Microsoft and Yahoo have agreed a 10-year search deal designed to consolidate their shared 30% of the search marketplace. In this deal, Microsoft’s search eng...
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