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Last night, Digital Women announced their shortlist for the Digital Women Awards 2021, and their list of top 40 digital women to watch in 2021 - and we were absolutely delighted to see Kerry make that list this year! A fantastic achievement, and we're really proud to...
Happy New Year! Facebook saw a lot of changes in 2020, and it's not stopped as we head into 2021. This week they have annouced some fairly big changes to the Facebook Business Pages, which they're calling the New Pages Experience. First important point - at the moment...
We've taken a look at the world wide web to gather some of the 2021 website trends (we can hardly believe 2020 is already almost over, it seems to have flown by somehow!?). What's popping out then? Well, here's our top list from what we found online, and I must say,...
If you have a business (online or bricks & mortar), then making sure you use Google My Business should be an essential part of your online marketing, and it’s one that many people aren’t aware of. Google My Business is a free tool that Google offer, which lets you...
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...
Over the past couple of months social media has seen a huge boom in users and activity – not unexpectedly with lockdown pretty much in place across the world. We’ve seen the increase from a business point of view too, with more interest and enquiries in digital...
Social media is a huge area of marketing, and a vital part of your marketing if you are running a business – but just where do you start? What platforms do you choose? What do you share? How do you begin? Here’s a key thing to understand right from the off: you don’t...
The next Digital Women event in August is packed to the brim, so much so that the team behind it have extended the skills session from 1 to 2 days! This is brilliant, and having been watching from the very first one, which spanned a few hours of an evening back in...
Since March and lockdown, we're taken a lot of effort to really make sure we're helping as many people as we can, and of course, as many business as we can. You might already have seen our "lockdown webinars" which we're offering for free (and will continue to do so...
Delighted to be working alongside Superfast Business Wales to promote our popular webinar: WordPress Basics! Our first event with SFB will be on the 29th of July 2020, and is already a full, sell out webinar. We have two more dates coming, which are to be confirmed...
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...
Back in December, Emlyn and I sat down and went through our own website with a very fine toothcomb. 2019 had been a busy year for us and our business had naturally delved into different directions - there was a lot more emphasis on digital marketing, and other bits...
Since TSO hosts annouced last week that they are stopping the support of MrSite, we’ve been looking at the different options available to small business owners at this time. Unfortunately, TSO Hosts have only given a months notice before they’ll be closing all of...
We found out yesterday that Mr Site (and associated brand names) has for many years been under the TSO Host banner, who have decided at the end of June to stop supporting the system Mr Site uses for its websites. There are lots of “site-builders” around, including the...
Here's a sneaky update that we missed online until it popped up on our Twitter profile! I had noticed that Twitter itself last week during an entertaining conversation with NASA had only allowed NASA to reply to the thread. I assumed it was nice feature they'd given...