Posted by Grande Fromage | Posted in Learning SEO | Posted on 07-12-2009
I posted 4 photos on Facebook in the album “Client Work Examples” http://bit.ly/8KRkSN #
SEO Coaching for those who need to do it but can’t afford it. http://bit.ly/8ImCKK #
Helping yet another client get onto page one of google! Seo Seo more and more Seo, that’s the way to go. http://www.pageoneofgoogle.co.uk #
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Posted by Grande Fromage | Posted in web design | Posted on 04-12-2009
Hi folks,
I’m writing this from my phone so apologies if make a few spelling mistikes…………ah, gotcha! Ok, so that kept me interested for all of 5 seconds!
So, my title, what does it mean? Well, simply put it means there are too many web designers out there designing for their own gratification. Strutting their stuff, showing [...]
Posted by Grande Fromage | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 22-11-2009
Generating great keywords is a vital skill for any Search Engine Optimization (SEO) company. It’s the first piece of the whole chain of events that leads to your listing showing up as the end result. So how do you decide which keywords to choose for website?
The answer; some good research and some good judgement. “Judgement [...]
Posted by Grande Fromage | Posted in Learning SEO, web design | Posted on 20-11-2009
Welcome to the first step in learning search engine optimization (SEO) for yourself.
If you are reading this article then you are likely to be someone who:
Already has a website
Has the time to invest in optimizing your website
Isn’t earning enough to afford professional seo….yet!
Ok so, my name is Andy Hughes and I’ve been doing SEO in one [...]
Posted by Grande Fromage | Posted in web design | Posted on 19-11-2009
I had an interesting call from a lady the other day asking to speak to David something or other from Google. I politely explained that we weren’t in fact Google, but merely a clever little web design and seo company that prayed on people looking to contact Google!! Ok so that’s a little bit elaborate!
Anyway, [...]
Posted by Grande Fromage | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 22-10-2009
This was a situation we had with a client recently. They’ve been wanting to move their website from their current web host to a new one. We spent some time advising them on which hosting provider and package would suit their needs.
Once we found a suitable one we offered them the choice of setting up [...]
Posted by Grande Fromage | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 29-09-2009
On behalf of Prestige Conservatory Blinds
Furnishing a conservatory can be quite costly. It can, in some cases cost as much as the conservatory itself. Conservatory Blinds can be very expensive so it is important to know what the choices are and what benefits the different types of blind will bring. This article looks at the most popular known types of conservatory blinds and [...]
Posted by Grande Fromage | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 01-09-2009
We don’t believe in unnecessary development work when a lot of what customers need is now already available on the open market. We like to think that we pull together what’s available, build what’s not and present a complete solution.
If you are looking to create a website or improve an existing one, then you can’t [...]
Posted by Grande Fromage | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 28-08-2009
I’ve spent the last few years fairly well engaged in the various social networking sites and have been using live chat programmes for even longer.
There is no doubt that generally people like to know other people’s stuff and keep in touch, however strong or loose the connection might be. The explosion of sites such as [...]
Posted by Grande Fromage | Posted in Blogging | Posted on 25-04-2009
This a great article covering by Michelle Kasprzack why blogs are useful and important in boosting your websites credibility and page ranking.
Article
Towards the end of the podcasting workshop at the Electron Club this past Wednesday, someone turned to me, looked me in the eye and said, “Why have a blog? Or make podcasts?” There was silence for a second or two, during which I debated a flippant answer or a serious one.
In the end I supplied a real answer that consisted of examples from my own experiences and those of my friends, mostly to do with the pleasures of sharing expertise, and maintaining contact with a broad range of people at a distance.