How to increase your online sales
The golden rule with eCommerce is to make it as easy as possible for people to buy from your website. This list of useful tips will increase conversions and generate more revenue from your online shop.
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Fellowship attend WordCamp London 2019 – The Annual WordPress Conference
As WordPress specialists, the Fellowship team recently attended WordCamp London 2019, for the third year running. Our Digital Account Manager Matt covers a range of topics from some of the sessions we attended.
Why to avoid using third party WordPress themes and a suggestion on a much better alternative
If you know anything about Wordpress, you'll probably know that sites based on it use plugins and themes. Plugins are used to extend the core functionality of Wordpress and themes are used for the presentation (layout and styling) of the website. We love Wordpress here at Fellow...
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.
Favicons, touch icons, tabs, tiles and browser themes for pixel perfect logos across devices
If you value your brand then you'll want to ensure your company logo looks good, and is on-brand, at the range of sizes used for favicons and touch icons. This post gives you the guidance to achieve that along with helpful explanations and examples.
The striking similarities between building a website and building a house
A few years ago, my wife and I were fortunate enough to build our own house. A mutual friend was selling a piece of land and casually asked us if we knew anyone who might be interested in buying it. Even though we'd never considered building a house, after much consideration and ...
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.