Posts Tagged ‘advice’

Are Your Online Passwords Safe Enough?

16, Aug 2010

A number of news agencies, including the BBC are reporting that millions of internet users may be using passwords that aren’t secure enough to keep out the next generation of hacking computer software. So, just in case some of our readers are struggling along with “password” acting as the key to their email, Twitter or [...]

Beware the Facebook Scams!

3, Aug 2010

The chances are that you’re one of the 500,000,000 users of the social networking site Facebook. If that’s the case, you’ll need to know about a series of scams doing the rounds. Status updates around the site are beginning to feature the same three updates: “I am part of the 98.0% of people that are [...]

If You Only Do One Thing Today…

27, Jul 2010

… make sure you test your website. When was the last time that you gave your site a quick once over? If you’re like most website owners, it could be anything from a few hours to a few years. If it’s been a few months, then you could be missing out on leads. Changes to [...]

Three Copy Tips to Improve Your Website

16, Jun 2010

Having a great web design and fantastic listings will do a lot for your online business, but tweaking your copy can make a world of difference when it comes to turning visitors into customers. To capture your customer’s attention, there are three simple rules that the copy on your site should follow, if you want [...]

Shady SEO – The FirstFound Scam Guide

4, May 2010

Online marketing has acquired a bad reputation over the years, and it’s thanks to scam artists. For every professional company committed to ethical techniques and White Hat SEO, is a band of rogues just trying to make a quick buck.

Five SEO Misconceptions the SEO Industry Needs to Address

23, Oct 2009

It’s probably going to come as no great surprise to you that sometimes people just don’t get SEO. It’s this lack of understanding that leads people label us as spammers, evildoers and opportunists (sound familiar, Mr. Powazek?). I’m not interested in what certain angry bloggers have to say though – I’m interested in the misconceptions my clients have. And before I tackle them, I need to identify them.


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