Archive

Month: May 2021

How to Investigate a Drop in Website Traffic

Everyone who owns or is responsible for a website will have seen traffic declining once or twice, and it can sometimes be a cause for concern. If this has happened to you, try not to panic, as it might not necessarily mean something is wrong. It could be due to...
website traffic
Website UX

3 Key UX Features a Website Should Have

When planning for website development projects there are a few stages to go through with a web developer and UX designer to ensure that it’s what you’re looking for and how you’d like your website laid out. However, if your site isn’t accessible, user-friendly and most importantly mobile friendly, then...
Lets Get Started Contact Us
Latest News
How to write for your school website that wins more admissions
Most school websites are written for the wrong person. They are written for governors. For inspectors. For the school itself. Not for the parent sitting at the kitchen table at 10pm, quietly weighing up whether your school is right for their child. That parent is intelligent, time-pressed and slightly anxious....
The Comeback Campaign: How Old Vicarage School Rebuilt Its Search Visibility and Came Back Stronger
We began working with Old Vicarage School on an SEO campaign in May 2025. Like many schools navigating a busy academic year, the campaign paused towards the end of the year. But when it resumed, it came back with real momentum and the results have been impressive ever since. This...
Google’s March 2026 Core Update: What It Means for Your SEO Strategy
Google has begun rolling out its March 2026 core update, and as with every major algorithm shift, we are already seeing movement across rankings, visibility and traffic. From a digital strategy perspective, this is not just another update to observe. It is a moment that reveals where Google is heading...