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Is SEO an overused buzz work now 4 Replies

The Web Marketing Director (my boss) hates me using the term SEO (Search Engine Optimization) as he conciders it to be an over used and abused term. The people I speak to on the phone to tend to…Continue

Tags: Optimization, Website, Engine, Search, Web

Started by Paul Lee. Last reply by Simon Fryer Apr 25, 2012.

Changing domain IPS Tag, would you charge? 4 Replies

This is a question for anybody involved in website design, I have a client who has made a request to their website designer to change their IPS Tag and the designer has requested a £40 fee for their…Continue

Tags: Tag, IPS, transfer, domain

Started by Ian Dunkerley (Moderator). Last reply by Ian Dunkerley (Moderator) Mar 30, 2011.

Why it’s best to install IE9 32-bit on 64-bit Windows

Internet Explorer 9 is finally with us and promises to bring Microsofts’s flagship browser right up to scratch in terms of web standards, CSS3 and HTML5 support.Microsoft are offering both 32-bit and…Continue

Started by Paul Lee Mar 15, 2011.

Visitor time on your site?

I use Sat counter to get an over view of what happends on my site, below is taken from todays readings @ 10pm. Now I know I generate quite a bit of indirect traffice from my venue pages so I usually…Continue

Started by David Lee Jones Feb 28, 2011.

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Comment by Paul Lee on February 16, 2011 at 16:47: So, does Recruitment + Social Media = Success? http://webv.it/emsdgn - here's our thoughts so far.

Comment by Karl Chadwick on January 31, 2011 at 13:03: Hi everyone,

We're a local friendly web, interactive, print & branding company, please feel free to contact us with any queries.

We also have many different things happening so if you want to check out what we're up to you can either visit: www.infusemedia.info or find us on Facebook here:www.facebook.com/pages/Infusemedia/110336842326907

Regards

Karl Chadwick

www.infusemedia.info

Comment by Nick Watts on January 29, 2011 at 14:35: Did anyone see the article recently in the Chron about Saddleworth Parish Council Web Site "Woes"?

- seems like SEO problems to me!

I wrote a blogpost about it here:
http://www.urbanhaze.com/2011/01/saddleworth-parish-council-web-sit...

Comment by Andy Hall (Moderator) on January 29, 2011 at 10:51: Chrome for surfing at home. Love it, really fast.

Firefox for work, great for extensions and tools and still fast.

Ie9 just doesn't work for me, kept needing to restart. Went back ie8 but it's too slow.

Comment by Paul Lee on January 26, 2011 at 15:10: Chrome on the work pc and Firefox on the Mac at home. Safari never impressed me.

Comment by Chris Buckley on January 25, 2011 at 9:25: Final version should be out soon, its still in Beta at the moment, give it a go. Its more minimal like Chrome.

Comment by Lisa Gee (Moderator) on January 25, 2011 at 8:53: I haven't tried IE9. Perhaps I should have a look at it.

Comment by Chris Buckley on January 25, 2011 at 8:37: I used to actually like IE, but I had so many problems with IE8 on Windows 7 that I simply gave it up. (Well thats a lie as I use it for compatibility checking).

The new IE9 does actually seem to be quite impressive!

Comment by Lisa Gee (Moderator) on January 24, 2011 at 17:07: I always use Chrome and I'm quite happy with it. It seems much faster than Explorer. I have never used Firefox. I was one of the last to leave Explorer I think. I try not to be a luddite, but I do tend to stick with what I know.

Comment by Thomas Yates (OBN Co-Founder) on January 24, 2011 at 16:40: Firefox is what I mainly use, due to habbit more than anything at the moment I guess, I am thinking of switching to using chrome more, keep hearing it is fast