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Where do you go when your boiler breaks down or you need a handyman for a job? Google. There are thousands of results. You need to compete with these people - here's how, using images.

If you want your business to regularly appear high up on Google search results pages for keywords relevant to you, you need to know all about how to find quality backlinks.

So: you’ve chosen to use WooCommerce to sell your products online. That’s great! It’s simple to install, easy to customise, and it’s free at the base level. Once you’re all up and running, it’s time to fine-tune things a little bit...

Even if you’ve no idea how to set up Google My Business, you’ll definitely know what it is. When you type the name of a specific product or service into Google, you’ll usually find that above the regular websites listed, there’s a map with several business and their contact details listed under it.

Most of us will be familiar by now with Google’s autocomplete suggestions: it’s the little box that drops down when you begin typing a word or phrase into the search bar. The autosuggest feature is designed to save us time when we’re searching online, as well as helping us navigate easier when searching on mobile.

In a world where we rely on the internet to provide us with services, it is the perfect opportunity to take advantage of what a review platform can give you in addition to positive feedback.

If you’ve ever dipped a toe into the ocean that is search engine optimisation, you’ll likely have heard of H tags—they’re pretty commonly spoken about in nerdy SEO circles. However, you may not be fully clued up on A) what H tags actually are, and B) how to use H tags to make your content rank better than ever on Google.

Local SEO sounds small time, doesn’t it? When we speak about SEO in general, we’re talking about optimising your site for the internet; the immense, ever-changing, world-spanning digital platform where everything and anything is possible.

There’s always a little confusion over SEO and content marketing. Just how do they fit together? Do they even? Well, the answer is yes, they’re like two peas in a pod.