Digital Marketing
Stay on Google’s good side with these Ad Grant essentials
How charities can stay off Google’s naughty list and keep their Google Ad Grant.
Digital Marketing
6 simple search marketing tips from Brighton SEO
There’s lots you can do to improve your SEO, here’s 7 simple tips from Brighton SEO to get you started.
Marketing Theory
5 ways psychology should influence your marketing
Understanding how and why people behave as they do is key to attracting, convincing and converting people with your marketing. It’s not about tricking people into buying your service or product; it’s all about knowing how people behave and marketing yourself respectfully in the most effective way possible. Here’s five Read more…
Social Media Marketing
A Brighton SEO controversy? Social media and the Google algorithm
On sunny Friday, steel band harmonies welcomed us to the latest Brighton SEO, with thousands of SEO-ers and marketers rallying into the Brighton Centre for the latest pieces of digital dynamite. We kicked off the day by heading to the ‘Future of Search’ session and pretty much instantly one of the most Read more…
Social Media Marketing
5 ways to become part of the Brighton Pride story
Imagine not supporting and getting involved in one of the biggest and most significant events in our local calendar. That would be bonkers, right? If you don’t have plans to show support for Brighton Pride it’s exactly that. When I say Pride I don’t mean purely the weekend itself, but Read more…
Social Media Marketing
Work in hospitality? Facebook report reveals need to knows
If you’re in the hospitality industry there’s something you really need to know. Facebook has stated that in the US that more than 1 in 3 people use Facebook or Instagram whilst at a restaurant or bar. We’ve all seen the craft beer and coffee photos as well as out Read more…
Marketing Theory
9 things I learnt at Brighton SEO
Yesterday, a splendidly sunny Friday, James and I were luckily enough to go along to the UK’s biggest SEO event held in our very own city by the sea – Brighton. Its aim was to give “a chance for SEOs to meet, learn and do their job a little better.” Read more…