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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...
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...
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...
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...
Great news for small businesses tonight as Facebook annouces they’re rolling out “Facebook Shops” as of today! This comes with Facebook’s continued effort to help businesses and community during the coronavirus pandemic across the globe, and it’s really accelerated a...
We’ve been working on a handy PDF for businesses who use social media, with plenty of tips and advice to help you boost your social. We look at four of our favourite platforms – Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram, offering tips and advice on each. We hope you...
First thing first - we actually offer services to help you build your own website, so we're not here to put across negative reasons about why you shouldn't do this, and why you should use a website designer/developer, we just wanted to share some of our thoughts on...
Accessibility is more and more essential when it comes to website design and development, especially with recent Government guidance when it comes to public sector / council websites (changes due 2020!) . Let’s take a look at what the term means, and why it’s...
I always love looking at the upcoming trends when a year is coming to a close. It's a great way to make sure that we're keeping up with the trends in the big cities, but also great for an extra ideas for those clients of ours who do want to push the boundaries. So,...
Once again, a new version of WordPress is released, and is now available to update on your website, but what's new? We always recommend going to the latest version of WordPress purely because of the security and bug fixes that are included, however there's always some...
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...
Last Friday we were up in Wrexham at the Catrin Finch Centre for the regional finals of the Rural Business Awards 2019 - Wales and Northern Ireland. We had been shortlisted for the Best Media, Digital or Communications Business across the region and were absolutely...
We launched a new website while away on annual leave, for Hydroschemes, a business from Aberaeron. A bilingual website, but with a difference! The owner Kevin, wanted this website to be both in English and Japanese! Easily done from a development point of view, if a...
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...