It seems to be a common train of thought that a website should be designed and launched first and an SEO strategy implemented thereafter. I've worked with plenty of clients over the past 7 years who have insisted that this is the right way to do it. This is understandable as most people are likely to consider what will be seen by their client or customer before considering what won't be seen. This article will not cover SEO tasks that particularly change the look of the pages

Link building for SEO is a topic that I have covered in previous blog articles . The process of formulating a network of links to and from our website in the right way is an invaluable tool in our toolkit of SEO strategies and not to be underestimated. You may have heard of the terms follow and no follow links. If so, it is important to understand what each one is and why knowing if a link is a follow or no follow link is significant. Let's start at the beginning... GOOGLE S

Having worked with Harjinder on website projects before, it was a pleasure to repeat a website design with an existing client. This client came to me with pre-conceived designs for a website as well as all required content which makes it easier to design a website as the focus transitioned to the look of the site. The user experience. Which is exactly how it should be. I have completed a few websites designed for estate agents and property investors and the spotlight for this

Google Webmaster can be described as a conduit of tools that help website owners understand how Google sees their website and therefore could be considered a 'code of conduct' for your website. Understanding how Google sees and indexes web sites and pages is fundamental in ensuring that websites are placed in front of the right audience and have the best chance of reaching top slots in SERPs (search engine results pages). As a website designer and SEO specialist this course w