Are you concerned that competitors can steal your website? What are the pitfalls for an offender, what are the legal comebacks and can you turn the situation to your favour?
Remember all that time and effort you spent coming up with the right name for your business? You wanted the right name because your name is a large part of your brand.
Dynamic websites are becoming more and more common as companies and individuals are realising that the internet is the best way to do business these days, and SEO (Search Engine Optimisation).
Perhaps the most important — and inexpensive — strategy is to rank high for your preferred keywords on the main search engines in “organic” or “natural” searches (as opposed to paid ads).
KFC, the fast food chain, learnt a thing or two about the power of Twitter , the messaging site that allows members to post 140-character updates for all to see, when it launched grilled chicken earlier this year.
When it comes to SEO (search engine optimisation), we can all feel overwhelmed with the amount of information out there on how to go about it correctly.
London, U.K. — The company, Blinds-In-A-Box, has launched a new website (http://www.blindsinabox.co.uk) which sells their product; low cost, temporary and easily install-able blinds.
One thing web designers can never avoid is having to use FTP software to upload a website; there is practically no other way to get a website onto the hosting server short of going to the actual server and uploading it physically with a USB stick.
If 10% of a businesses potential customers have difficulty finding it’s products or services, should that business address the problem or just carry on losing that money?
9th – 16th May 2009 is National Doughnut Week (UK) which is supported by celebrity chefs Ainsley Harriott and Brian Turner and sponsored by The Children’s Trust, a registered Charity and MintTwist Ltd, a Digital Agency in London.
It was almost a year ago that I started working for MintTwist, a web design company in London. My role when I started was to code up websites that were designed by the lead designer and lend a hand to any design odd-jobs that needed doing.
