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Improve your SEO in 2018
As a marketing agency, we understand SEO but we also understand that for many of our clients, it can often feel like a mystery - which is why we've put together this jargon-free tick list for you to read through. Long gone are the days of trying to trick Google or other search e...
Our key findings from WordCamp 2017 – The Annual WordPress Conference
As Wordpress specialists, the Fellowship team recently attended WordCamp, London 2017. Packed with sessions from industry experts, there were some really interesting points to take away with us, some of which are likely to be helpful and beneficial to our clients.
Looking to start AdWords? We’re a Certified Google Partner
You may have recently spotted we now promote ourselves as a ‘Google Partner’ & wondered what this really means? In summary, we are certified by Google to manage AdWords campaigns & currently do so for a range of clients with differing products & services. Find out why AdWords may be the wisest investment of your marketing budget.
Why is my website displaying as ‘Not secure’?
If you keep your browser up to date (which we recommend) you might have seen a warning about sites you visit being unsecure. In this article, we will try to explain why you are seeing it, whether you should worry about it and, if you have a website yourself, what you can do to stop your website being flagged as “Not secure”
Recent increases in brute force attacks on WordPress websites
Wordpress is the most popular content management system on the internet powering around 27% of the entire web and it's clear to see why; it’s easy to use for content publishers and site owners and it’s great to build on for developers. It’s open-source, thoroughly documen...
Yahoo! Security Breach
Like a 6th of the world's population, you may have received an email (or even heard on the news) that there has been a security breach in Yahoo’s system - this short blog should be all you need to know.
Which browsers should my website support in 2016?
When building a new website, deciding which browsers to support is a major consideration and one we take very seriously. This post briefly covers the different browsers used to surf the web, along with their popularity and usage. This will help you to ensure your website looks as good as it can to as many visitors as possible.
Is your website only targeting Desktop users?
If the answer is no, what does your website look like on a mobile and tablet? Whether the business you work in is an SME, large organisation or even a start-up, it is increasingly likely that your prospects and customers are accessing your website on their smartphone or tablet. ...
What is the key to creating successful web pages?
The rapid rise and continued growth in popularity of Content Management Systems like Wordpress and so many others has meant that more and more people are creating and publishing web pages. This post examines the creation of successful web pages that help your site stand out from the crowd and contribute to the success of your business or organisation.
Website Design Trends for 2016
In an industry as fast paced as the internet it is vital that as a web agency we keep on top of the latest trends and technology. Although many would argue that web design has recently moved away from very bespoke looking designs in favour of a more clean, flat and minimal look, ...
Find out the ‘true’ performance of your website
Whenever we start a new website project, we like to discuss the goals and objectives with the client. Once these are agreed we'll also discuss targets and benchmarks so that we've all got something to aim for. Before the new website is launched, we'll set up the agreed goals in G...
Referral spam is a blight on the internet that’s probably disguising your websites ‘true’ performance
Referral spam occurs when your website gets fake referral traffic from spam bots. This fake traffic is recorded in your Google Analytics property resulting in completely inaccurate web traffic statistics. This article fully explains referral spam and how, only by removing it, you can get an idea of the true performance of your website.