With the algorithm updates and the constant goalpost changes that search engines roll out, the world of Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) can be a minefield if you’re new to the whole digital world. We’ve written previously on how to optimise your web design for
In the wonderful world of technology, there are numerous ways that you need to optimise your web design for Search Engines. If you’re just starting out, it’s crucial that you understand the basics before you get too far into the project. That’s why we’ve
When you’re in the initial planning stages of a brand new web design, it’s crucial that you decide on the site structure. Your two options are the traditional multi-page website or the single page alternative. Multiple page websites have long been considered the norm, with
In the complicated world of web design, there’s always going to be pit-falls even the most experienced web designer can fall into. That’s why this month we’ve created a list of common web design mistakes that we’ve seen in the past. Don’t worry though,
From Monday 6th to Friday 10th March 2017, it’s going to be National Apprenticeship Week throughout the UK. Here at One2create, we’ve asked our apprentices to share their own experiences about their time with us. This time it’s the turn of our Search Engine
Organic SEO is one of the most effective ways to attract new customers to your website, but as with all tactics, it has both advantages and disadvantages. SEO analysts work hard to monitor updates, whilst creative teams work hard to craft unique content. This
So you’re making your own way into the great unknown, the wonderful world of SEO. For those of you who might be wondering, “What is SEO?” it stands for Search Engine Optimisation. SEO is the marketing practice of attracting website traffic through optimised copy,
Standing out from your competitors can be a hard – and seemingly endless – task. This is especially true in the online marketplace. Online advertising is one of the ways to ensure a wider audience sees your products and services, but what are the pros
Brighton SEO is one of the biggest events in our calendar. This year was better than ever, with 78 speakers across 7 stages, it was busy from the get-go. But we still had time to make tie-dye t-shirts! We’ve shared what we know with
During the course of my working week I speak to loads of new customers about their websites and how we can help them convert more business. With this much exposure to websites, I see lots of people making the same mistakes over and over, so
