by Helen Moloney | Tue 10 Jul 2018 | Google, News
Knowledge panels have been instrumental in enabling marketers to boost their visibility in the SERPs since their introduction in 2012. Until now there has been no ability to actually edit them, but now for the first time, Google is allowing individuals and...
by Helen Moloney | Tue 29 May 2018 | Content, Google, SEO, Websites
Duplicate content is a term that has been banded about for years in SEO circles and it certainly does cause issues for the website(s) concerned. But there are many different types of duplicate content, so we thought a blog post to explain these, where they might occur...
by Amy Burton | Fri 20 Apr 2018 | Blogging, Content, Google, Link Building, SEO, Technical & Geeky, Web Marketing
At All Things Web®, we thrive on being geeks. We love sticking our noses into your HTML, getting our brains lost in spreadsheets upon spreadsheets of data, and, of course, having a mini party in our head as we watch our clients climb higher on Google month after...
by Jess Lawrence | Fri 13 Apr 2018 | Google, Google Analytics, News
GDPR certainly has been the hot topic for the past year or so. And with just over a month left until the new regulation is officially in place, we imagine lots of businesses and corporations are pushing to become compliant if they haven’t done so already. You might...
by Jonny Hodgson | Sun 8 Apr 2018 | Google, News
On March 30th 2018, Google announced they would be closing Google URL shortener to new users from April 13th, with existing users being able to use the service until its eventual discontinuation on March 30th 2019. So, what impact will this have on all your shortened...
by Amy Burton | Fri 23 Mar 2018 | Adwords, Google, News, PPC
Like most advertising platforms that charge for adverts; the popular ones include but are not limited to Google, Bing, Facebook and LinkedIn; there is a particular rulebook that you must to follow to ensure that your ads are both appropriate and perform well. Some of...
by Jess Lawrence | Mon 19 Mar 2018 | Google, News, Technical & Geeky
Have you ever wondered why you get so many search results for simple questions such as “time in Bristol” or 5+8? This might change for good, and you may start to see one answer on Google without the list of search results. Barry Schwartz, Search Expert, explained this...
by Helen Moloney | Tue 13 Mar 2018 | Google, HTTPS, SEO, Websites
As already cautioned in the last few years, Google have been making gradual moves towards a more secure web, by marking a larger number of HTTP websites as “not secure”. A secure site clearly displays the padlock symbol in the address bar, whilst a site without the...
by Jess Lawrence | Thu 8 Mar 2018 | Content, Google
This is awesome content! Only joking. My job would become significantly simpler if everyone believed that this was awesome content just because I said so. For years and years there has been a debate about whether you should write content for Google or for people....
by Helen Moloney | Wed 21 Feb 2018 | Blogging, Content, Google, SEO
Whatever business you are in whether it is product or service based, you can enhance your online conversions or sales by paying more attention to optimising for long tail keywords. In this blog I will explain why it is important and how to do it. If you are in a...
by Jonny Hodgson | Thu 15 Feb 2018 | Google, News
Google has recently launched a new ‘people also search for’ feature which is now available on most desktops and some mobile devices. This feature has been tested by Google since 2017 and shares similarities with the ‘people also ask’ feature, the difference being that...
by Darren Moloney | Mon 12 Feb 2018 | Google, Technical & Geeky, Usability
If you’re a fan of Google’s Lighthouse Chrome extension for help with web development, then you may like to know that Google has added an SEO Audit to their tool. Google announced, via their blog, that you can now carry out a basic SEO Health-Check in Chrome DevTools...
