Looking through our Google Search Console data, I saw that many people search using the phrase SEO agency Aberdeen. You could pretty much replace the word Aberdeen with any UK city, and the data would show you this is a phrase that's in common use. But what are people typing SEO agency Aberdeen into Google really looking for?
The UK Government’s Cost Of Living Tsar Is Wrong About Your Marketing Budget.
Back in July, the BBC reported that the UK’s newly-appointed cost of living tsar wanted businesses to slash their marketing budgets – so they could focus on cutting the price of their products and/or services. (Source: BBC)
So, you've got a content marketing strategy. High five! You've taken the first step towards using content to grow your sales. Ah, but it's out of date and you're not entirely confident that it's working any more. No problem, It's likely that you can salvage some of it and improve on the rest.
Look, we get it: summer’s for relaxing on a sun lounger, reading trashy novels while empty mimosa glasses accumulate at the side of the pool. You want to spend this (admittedly-brief) stint getting away from it all and the idea of planning out a pre-vacation content sprint probably sends decidedly un-seasonal shivers racing down your spine.
Every so often, Google likes to raise our blood pressure by dropping a “broad core” update to their search algorithm. These updates are supposed to make fundamental and far-reaching adjustments to the way Google’s crawl bots analyse certain trust signals.
Reels, keyword difficulty, algorithms, TikToks, pillar pages, hashtags, backlinks. For a marketer in the 2020s it sometimes feels like you are on some sort of never-ending fairground ride that just keeps spinning round faster and faster. The only way to survive without screaming or throwing up is to focus on one point. I'm talking about fairground rides with that advice, but surviving in marketing is very similar!
HubSpot is a fantastic platform, but its subscription-based price model causes a lot of confusion. Features are split between four different products (or ‘Hubs'), and each product has multiple subscription ‘tiers’ that unlock optional extras that are designed to help you scale your business.
Shopping for web services can be incredibly complicated. Every agency seems to have its own way of packaging or labelling its offering, and it can be difficult to work out exactly what you’re being sold. We're a web design agency based in Aberdeen and here's our take on it.
Website management is one of those services that means something different to every client. Ultimately, however you define it, website management involves outsourcing some aspect of the day to day running of your website to specialists to take it off your plate.
In a stark departure from the pithy and informative tone that characterises our normal programming, this post promises to be a bit of a rant. That said, it also lays out a solid blueprint for writing stand-out copy that’ll make a real difference to your bottom line. If you’re in the process of growing a brand or business, it’s well worth your time.
Irrespective of whether you’re setting up your first Google Ads campaign or trying to optimise a roster of 16+ high-performance accounts, you’ll want to give this one a read.
So you’ve heard about HubSpot’s CMS, but you’re not 100% sure what it does. Maybe your digital agency told you it was the go-to platform for new web builds – or you heard someone mention how user-friendly it was at a local networking session.
It’s no secret that the words you use on your website play a profound role in shaping the way potential customers view your brand.
Not sure what HubSpot is, how it works or how it’s supposed to grow your digital footprint? You’re definitely not alone. The platform may be one of the most popular sales and marketing platforms in the world, but it’s surprisingly difficult to find a no-nonsense breakdown of its features, benefits and capabilities.
The fundamentals of SEO are relatively straightforward: Every day, approx. 5.6 billion people ask Google a question (Source: HubSpot). Your job is to work out which of those 5.6 billion people are looking for a product or service that you provide – and think of ways to get your website in front of them.