Web design blog

Over a third of all adults in the UK now own a smartphone (such as an iPhone, Blackberry, Android or Windows phone) with access to the internet.  Mobile webviewing is on the increase and we are interacting online more than ever before. Almost half of mobile users make more than one purchase a month via their mobile devices. At a recent press launch we noticed that over half the people attending had looked at our client's website on their mobile device during the presentation.

Getting found in search engines (Search engine optimisation or SEO) is one of the best ways to attract traffic to your website, but do you know what words your site is currently being found for, and are those words/phrases creating leads for you?

The latest statistics available prove that website design should be optimised for mobile browsing. If you are not sure how your website performs on a smart phone or mobile device, it really is worth testing it as soon as possible as the statistics below reflect:

One of the questions we're most often asked is "What can I do to get my website onto page one of the search engines?". There are several things that you can do yourself which will help your search engine ranking and we thought we'd share 10 of them with you. These are all on our checklist when we evaluate a website and it's search engine performance before we start promoting, building links and increasing traffic. They're also the most common items that we correct in our client's websites.