Archive for March, 2010


The New Buzz Word is Google Buzz

Posted March 15th, 2010 by John-Paul in Google

There is little doubt that the age of social media is well and truly upon us. You will be hard-pressed to visit a website today without spotting a Twitter feed or Facebook page link. It’s hardly surprising then that some of the internet’s key players are trying to get in on the act. (more…)


Social Networking vs. A Website – Who’s Winning?

Posted March 15th, 2010 by John-Paul in Social Media Marketing, Social Networking

With rapid developments in the way people both perceive and use the internet over the last few years, debate has grown over the use of traditional websites and their place in what has arguably become the age of social media. (more…)


5 Top SEO Tips for Writing a Press Release

Posted March 15th, 2010 by John-Paul in Search Engine Optimisation

Originally, press releases were used to inform the TV and print media about new information or products. But the days of the standard, market-spun press release are pretty much over. Whilst words still certainly have their part to play, the landscape has most certainly shifted to the point where simple marketing rhetoric won’t cut it any longer. (more…)


Propagation of Misconceptions About IT in the Media

Posted March 9th, 2010 by in Security, Website Development

IT and technology-related issues are frequently reported in the media. A well-known website is hacked, a new technology is unveiled, user feedback is discussed… Many times articles contain factual inaccuracies. The problem is that reporters are not “techies” and often provide misleading or erroneous analyses.

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User Expectations – Does Your Website Meet Them?

Posted March 9th, 2010 by Chrisi Reid in Miscellaneous, Website Development

Inspiration can come from unusual sources. I am a regular reader of several blogs and forums, and happened to notice an interesting discussion on one of these yesterday. The participants were reviewing the newly launched website of a brick-and-mortar shop, and how the site – despite the company’s generally good reputation – failed to meet some critical customer expectations.
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