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Our webinars over 'lockdown' were so popular, we decided that actually it's something we really want to carry on with! So, while we had a break over August and September, our free webinar series will return on the 1st of October 2020, to April 2021. Based on the...
We’re delighted that Kerry has been asked to speak at the Digital Women, Digital Skills Summit on June 30th! A virtual event organised by Digital Women, who usually arrange summits twice a year in London. Kerry will be talking about how your can level up your website...
Keeping up with consistently writing and publishing blog posts to your website can be hard - especially if you're a small business. You're probably already juggling the day to day, the accounts, enquiries, book-keeping, marketing etc. Blogging can end up fairly low...
Remember back in school, when it was drilled into you that copying (or plagiarising) from your friends or from books was bad? So why have so many website managers and small business owners slipped back into the habit? We see it often, you'll be reading a couple of...
If you didn't manage to catch our article in the October edition of the Aberystwyth EGO, don't panic! We looked at content ideas for social media: It can sometimes feel like a bit of a struggle coming up with content ideas for your social media, so this month, I...
We're absolutely delighted to have made the Top 100 small business list for Small Business Saturday this year. The list draws from every corner of the UK to show the great variety and vibrancy of businesses across the country, and in the run up to Small Business...
One of our favourite things - colour design theory! It's actually quite a minefield, but can be sorted into some basic categories: Colour Wheel Colour Harmony How colours are used The Colour Wheel The colour wheel is created by using the primary colours (red, blue,...
It's not all about website design in this office you know. Since the start of 2019 we've been advertising more about our content creation services - for social media, websites, blogging and copy in general. We've worked with a range of clients to provide content for...
It's so easy when you're working in your sector day in day out, to assume everyone else knows what you're talking about with specific sector-based terms. You assume that your potential clients may know and understand what you consider to be normal terms, but it's...
Did you notice the "downtime" across Facebook and Instagram the other day (it lasted just over 10 hours!)? It was a stark reminder to us as digital marketers not to put all of your eggs in one basket. Across the platforms (and others), brands were going crazy that...
We're all used to the statistics that attention spans are shorter now, especially when it comes to waiting for websites to load. According to those statistics, half of internet users don't wait 2 seconds for website content to load, meaning that 50% just instantly...
If you're local to Aberystwyth or Aberaeron - this blog post is our latest feature in the February 2019 EGO's Digital Marketing column. Branding is such an important part of any business, but in my experience working in marketing, it’s an aspect of business that...
Welsh - the Final Frontier? In a recent episode of Star Trek Discovery, a glitch in the ship’s systems meant that the universal translator failed, and a myriad different languages were heard on the bridge. For one blissful moment, one of those languages was Welsh. It...
Clients often ask us what can they do to "get better results on Google?"... and one of our recommendations is blogging. It's a fairly easy tick in the box of updating some content on your website, which search engines like Google want to see. Question two usually...
If you're a new business or new to a role, the website design process can be confusing. We thought we'd write a short blog explaining our processes and what you can expect from us if we're working together on your new website. Step 1: Quoting Firstly, you'll have come...