Consumers place a lot of trust in retailers when making online purchases, especially when it comes to keeping their personal details secure.
Everywhere we look, we are being told we need a new website campaign, digital marketing, to be at the top of Google. If you don’t, your world will crumble.
It should be no surprise that the internet is e first port of call for most consumers searching for products and services, so fast websites are a must.
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Some 93 per cent of online experiences begin with a search engine, while Google alone carries out more than 3.5bn searches daily. With that in mind, just how good is the search engine optimisation (SEO) for your firm’s website? If you’re unsure, it’s time to get up to speed.
Setting up a website and getting it running for your business is the easy part, working out what pages to include on your website and what to write on them is the tricky part. And even if you have already got a site, are you sure it includes everything it should?
British hosting company 123-reg is facing a barrage of criticism on social media after one of its staff ran a script with a “catastrophic error” in it and deleted a number of customers’ websites.
With Black Friday looming, a new "invisible" cyber security threat looks set to "more than double", experts have warned
Over the last couple of years thousands of new Top Level Domains (nTLDs) have been released into the mass marketplace. But are they worth the investment?
A new survey has discovered a "chasm of confidence" between businesses with an online presence and those without.
Almost half of all UK consumers are set to support Small Business Saturday on 6 December, spending an average of £24.39 at small local establishments, according to Direct Line.
In today's globalised world, it is no longer acceptable to offer just a UK website. Add languages and you can reach a much, much wider audience.
Today, the world's fastest growing communication medium, the World Wide Web (WWW), turns 25.
