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Twitter Makes Important Changes To The 140 Character Limit
As of May 24th Twitter is stretching its 140-character limit, taking @names, URLS and images out of the equation. Whilst for a lot of Twitter’s 310 million users this may simply mean […]
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Would you like to live in Google city?
It sounds a bit far-fetched or over the top – a city where everything is Google. Whilst this is just talk and a fantasy at the moment, there are signs that something […]
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An update: Google does take ‘enforcement’ action
A few weeks ago in one of our postings, we told you about how Google had issued warnings to people who linked to websites where they had received free products from (without […]
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Search behaviour 2016
You might remember from last year that there was plenty of talk, postings and commentary about the decline in desktop searching with the apparent rise of mobile searching in its place. Given […]
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Acknowledging your ‘gifts’ the Google way
This news item concerns bloggers, and when they receive free gifts in return for a review being written about them. Google has issued guidelines for these types of postings to ensure the […]
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Mobilegeddon: an update and a warning?
We so loved the title “mobilegeddon” that we were hoping it would come around again for another mention and yes, it has! It was one of the main SEO stories we remember […]
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Kiddle for Kids
For whatever exists in life there is always normally an adult and a childrens version. If visiting a restaurant, there is an adults and kids menu for example. This all recognises that […]
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A grade for Alphabet
Some interesting news has developed in the race to become the world’s most valuable, profitable and successful company. It has recently been announced that Alphabet (that is Google’s parent company incase you […]
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Virtual reality ma’am?
Ever wanted to nose around the Queen’s house? Well now you can – well sort of, and the best encounter is reserved for students though. In a step forward and further enhancement […]
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