Why small businesses still need a website – lessons from Facebook, Twitter & Reddit
The recent drama around Twitter and Reddit show why small businesses need their own website to avoid costly disruptions.
The recent drama around Twitter and Reddit show why small businesses need their own website to avoid costly disruptions.
The current version of Google Analytics is being discontinued this July and being replaced by Google Analytics version 4. While they are saying it’s better for privacy, now might be a good time to switch to a more privacy respecting analytics platform.
While writing the copy for our website and our social media posts, I keep bumping up against issues of tone while talking about what we do. Here are some thoughts about keeping things positive.
Gaining visitors to a new site or for a particular keyword can be tricky – here are some tips to get more traffic to your website.
A lovely website isn’t much use to your business if nobody visits it, so we include some search engine optimisation (SEO) features with all eco web design projects.
Writing articles can be hard and time consuming; AI content generators can help make this process easier. Should you use them on your website?
I REALLY recommend The 1 Page Marketing Plan – it’s a cost effective, quick, clear way to review your marketing efforts
Make money by recommending Intention to your friends and colleagues
The Green Claims Code from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is a clear set of rules to ensure that any marketing activity is truthful and not just ‘greenwash’ – benefitting ethical businesses and consumers alike.
Which internet marketing methods work for your business? Adding special tags to links that we post or include in emails can help us narrow this down.