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Tips on how to prepare for Google’s mobile first index
Google’s new feature (Mobile first index) is coming soon. If you want to find out more on exactly what this means then a simple search will provide you with a wealth of […]
Read MoreGoogle to show non-HTTPS sites as ‘Not Secure’
We always seem to visit the subject of http V https from time to time and here we are again with another post on the topic. This is quite an important post […]
Read MoreAutoplay Videos in the search results: Google introduces new unpopular feature
Chances are we know you wouldn’t but Google still may experiment and implement this idea anyway. This is a current topic of conversation that is going around the internet but most people […]
Read MoreHow many visitors are you losing due to slow mobile speed?
We have posted many times before on the importance of mobile searching and how this has overtaken desktop. The subsequent importance of being mobile friendly has obviously risen and become more important […]
Read MoreTop ranking features for 2017
It’s that annual time of year where we look at the results on some of the areas and concepts that give the best ranking features to a website. These are very useful […]
Read MoreThe new Google Adwords – top 5 things to look out for
You may remember our blog post from a little while back where we teased you with how the new google AdWords interface was getting closer. Well now it looks like we finally […]
Read MoreUsers prefer AMP over normal content?
The title of the post is a statement, so why the need for the question mark you may be wondering? You will find out by reading on…. What are we talking about? […]
Read MoreIn Front Digital are a RAR Recommended Agency!
We are thrilled to announce that thanks to the high praise of our clients we have now gained our spot on the Recommended Agency Register! What is the Recommended Agency Register? RAR […]
Read MoreWill email now become totally private?
Many of you are probably looking at the title of this post thinking “aren’t emails private anyway?” The answer to this is yes and no. Emails are private in the sense that […]
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