Once upon a time, in a Web far, far away, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 6 was released. In the year 2001. At the time we were a little bit happier, it fixed lots of bugs with Internet Explorer 5 and added lots of new toys for Web developers to play with. But it still contained lots of issues. The browser is now over 8 years old, in a market where something released last week is considered yesterdays old news.

One of the most frequent requests we are asked when creating the initial design for a website is: “Can it all appear on one screen?” By this of course they mean they want all the content to be viewable without having the user to scroll down. The line at where the content stops and the user needs to begin scrolling is called the ‘fold’ and this post will explain how having all the content above the fold isn’t relevant today.

We’ve long had the problem of monitoring our clients position in the search engines such as Google, Yahoo and Microsoft Bing. It’s not very visual breaking the good news that they have moved up 5, 10 or 20 places. So we decided to do something about it—Introducing Monitor My SEO, a brand new application for monitoring and charting your performance in all of the major search engines.

I hope many of you have already enjoyed reading the first part of this series on how to improve your websites search engines ranking. If not, why not? Okay, I’ll wait, go and read the first part… All done?

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is very much a hot topic at the moment with every website competing to become that elusive number 1 slot. There are many ways which you can boost your search engine ranking for either minimal or no cost at all. This post will go through the first 5 tips which we use for our customers as a starting point in this two part series.

As I was on the way to my usual 4Networking meeting in Bath it suddenly came to me that your website is the best salesperson you could ever have for your company.