Author: Ali Cort

Ali Cort
  • Can you take a break from SEO?

    Has your site got gremlins in the system and other nasties? We take a look at the dangers of simply stopping your SEO activity.

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  • How to write memorable quotes for press releases

    A good quote can really help elevate a press release. But what is a ‘good’ quote? Six quick tips to help you supercharge your press release.

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  • 5 ways to accidentally create canonical issues

    It can be easy to publish duplicate content and create SEO issues. How does the use of a canonical tag help overcome these traps?

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  • My Five #484

    Schroders intends to vote against big tech, potential Google updates, and Android Developers Tweeting nonce-sense. It’s My Five time.

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  • Why is Google changing my page title?

    We take a look at some of the reasons why Google might change the page title that is appearing in SERPs.

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  • My Five #479

    It’s a Google heavy My Five this week with various Google updates, we visit the Museum of Endangered Sounds, and Twitter is finally adding an edit button.

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  • Link building strategies: how to improve existing back links

    An explanation of a link building strategy to improve existing links and build domain authority.

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  • What happens when your strapline becomes a tripline?

    A strapline can make or break customers’ perceptions of brands. We take a look at some of the most recognisable straplines, for both good and bad reasons.

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  • My Five #473

    Page Experience updates, new Facebook features, Trump’s return to social media, and the beautiful English weather – all in this week’s My Five.

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  • Should blog posts be date stamped?

    Absolutely! But you can update them when the content is refreshed. We explore the importance of including date stamps on your blog posts.

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  • My Five #469

    Do you know your Flock from your FLoC? We explore everything you need to know in this week’s My Five.

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  • Case study examples for marketing

    Think you know what case studies are? Think again. Here’s a handy guide that explains some of the different types.

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