Google Has Just Removed Ads from the Side of Search Results

Jamie Stevens
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Google has just made the biggest change to the SERPS (Search Engine Results Pages) since the changes to the Map Pack back in August last year. The main change is the removal of the the adverts shown on the right hand side of the search results, which...

Content Marketing: Creation v. Curation

David Gilroy
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With the Internet already chockablock with content about literally everything, it’s easy to feel as though our voices are being drowned out by the noise.  It’s reported that 684,478 pieces of content are shared on Facebook in the U.S every...

Give the People What They Want: Creating a Helpful Law Firm Website

David Gilroy
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From the moment somebody – anybody - clicks on a website, a timer starts in their head. That timer is set to roughly one minute. As soon as this timer begins, the visitor says to the website: “impress me.” The website then has one minute to...

Responsive Web Design v. Mobile Site

David Gilroy
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Back in 2008, analysts predicted that by 2015, mobile Internet usage would surpass desktop. Well, as it turns out, they were spot on. In 2015 we saw mobile searches finally overtake desktop searches – not because desktop searches were decreasing, but...

Innovation in law / Listening to your clients

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"Innovation" is a term that gets thrown around a lot when it comes to digital marketing. I had the pleasure of going to a PM Forum talk at Osborne Clarke's offices last week to listen to one of their partners Dan Wright and how they have...

Unintended effect of using SPF to restrict email

David Gilroy
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Sender Policy Framework (SPF) is a DNS technology designed to improve the authenticity of email by  basically telling the world "if you get an email from us that doesn't come from server xxxxxx then it's not us".  At first glance...