Main priorities for a good fashioned website
This article is about the main points everybody has to keep in mind when thinking about modern websites. The list doesn't contain every aspects, but highlights only the main focus.

Mingleflow, Mingleflow

Keeping Your Website up to date in 2015
Updating your website is vital to the credibility of your business and the performance of the site itself. Here we look at 5 very good reasons for keeping your site up to date.

Aaron Roach, Zephi

Email spam: how did you get my email address?
We’ve all been in this scenario: you open up your email app and there’s a barrage of spam. But the email address it’s been sent to isn’t one you have listed on your website, it’s your personal email address at your domain. So how did they get this email address?

Andy McGregor, McGregor Media Web Design

Mobile UX: think about your customers
We look at customer first UX design, a buzzword we're always asked about and how it should be the corner stone of any online project.

Jon Billingsley, Bing Digital

Our Predicted Top Ten Digital Trends for 2015
So here it is, Impression DP’s long awaited predictions for the top ten digital trends for 2015; in no particular order but kicking off with a biggy.

Lucille Pickering , Impression

SEO Tips: White Hat Vs Black Hat Techniques
If as part of your overall marketing plan, “SEO” is on the list then we often find clients confused by the various offerings they find in front of them.

Charlie Hartley, Impression

Force Facebook To Flush Its Cache
Facebook share is great,wide used & lets us share almost everything on web in seconds. But Facebook caches already shared urls/pages for better performance. This causes issues at time when we update the title, picture being shared or the description of the page because Facebook still shows the older version of the page.

Jon Paterson, YouOnly

Bloggers Do You Analyze Your Writing
In this post we are going to be looking at Slick Write is a powerful, free tool that makes it easy to check your writing for grammar and spelling errors, potential stylistic mistakes, and other features of interest. Whether you’re a blogger, novelist, or student writing an essay for school, Slick Write can help take your writing to the next level. Curious? Try a quick demo

Jon Paterson, YouOnly

Dropbox WordPress backups saving your bacon
Let’s face it: backing up a website can take time and can be tedious work. The more time something takes, and the more tedious it is, the less likely it is to get done.

Jon Patersn, YouOnly

Six key points you should be following in every Blog
Ok with all the sites we build for clients week in, week out, I hear myself repeating the same key points every time. So in this post I am going to be taking you through what’s going to work to give you a great blog post and very SEO happy

Jon Paterson, YouOnly

Support Kids for Life and Make a Difference
We live in an age where life-threatening cancers and illnesses continue to make a significant impact upon a huge number of babies, children, young adults and their families across the UK on a daily basis: In fact, it is estimated that one in every 500 young people will develop cancer. With this painful fact in mind, it is clear that the good work of charities like Kids for Life is incredibly important: After all, children are our future – and a cure can only come about with dedicated support and through extensive research.

Graham Lyons, Cozy Digital

Twitter Cards: What You Need To Know
Twitter has come a long way since it was first launched, all those years ago, in 2006. Today, it is one of the most visited websites in the world and a social media force to be reckoned with, having a user-base of around half a billion people (with approximately 284 million of these users being considered ‘active’).

Graham Lyons, Cozy Digital

7 Reasons Why Content Marketing Is Changing Everything
Do you like advertisements? Be honest. The ones that interrupt your favourite show or the ones that constantly appear when you’re looking through a magazine? The simple answer is no, we don’t. We record programmes on TV so we can skip through the ads and we scroll through every single one of them on our social media feeds. We don’t like advertising. But that’s slightly worrying for businesses who are trying to do one thing – market themselves.

Holly Sutton, SilverEGG media

Tsu - A new and different Social Media Markeing platform
Why is Tsu worth your time? It’s not every day that a new social network comes out which catches our attention: After all, with the likes of Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and other big names all carving their own niche, where is the room for another one?

Graham Lyons, Cozy Digital

Facebook for business marketing
A few tricks on how you can use Facebook to improve your business online presence

andrei, phaeria

3 social media marketing secrets of the pros
It’s no secret that Social Media Marketing (SMM) can be one of the most effective ways of increasing brand exposure, reaching out to a wider audience and in improving your relationship with your customers: But even if you have an active presence on the big social networks, you might still find some of the following facts rather interesting…

Graham Lyons, Cozy Digital

3 shortcuts to bigger e-commerce profits
Whilst ‘get rich quick’ schemes are generally best avoided, making it big with your e-commerce store doesn’t always have to feel like a grind: In fact, with the right strategies in place, it can be possible to give your store the shot in the arm it needs to boost your conversion rates – and impact your bottom line for the better. Let’s take a look at three methods that can help your online store to make advances in leaps and bounds, rather than crawl at a snail’s pace…

Graham Lyons, Cozy Digital

One great trick to boost your e-commerce conversion rate
Sometimes, it is easy to get caught up in the daily flow of managing an e-commerce website: Before you know it, you’ve dispatched your orders for the day, ordered new stock in, responded to some customer feedback and you might even have had a chance to chat with a supplier or two about some upcoming product lines, before you realise that it’s time to leave the office for the day: Next thing you know, you are back in the office, repeating the whole cycle again…

Graham Lyons, Cozy Digital

Why has everything gone flat in web design?
Are you sitting comfortably? Good – then I’ll begin: Once upon a time, the most popular design language of the web was packed with visual analogies which attempted to bridge the realm of the physical, with the land of the virtual: Designers covered websites in a rich tapestry of complex textures, 3d shadow effects, glossy faux-reflections: And glowing, bevelled blocks of gradient-shaded pixel formations were the order of the day.

Graham Lyons, Cozy Digital

The 1990s called: They want their website back…
In the accompanying post ‘Three ways that hardware has affected website design since the 1990s’, we took a look at how the evolution of computer hardware has helped shape the net we know and love today; Continuing on this theme, we now take a look at some other factors which have influenced web design since the dark ages of web development…

Graham Lyons, Cozy Digital