Today, Google announced that they are now rolling out their long anticipated penguin update which will now monitor links and various other spam signals in real time, meaning algorithmic penalties will be flying fast and hard.
Sun, sea, sand and search can only mean one thing, it’s time for BrightonSEO! Although we didn’t see much of the sun, didn’t go in the sea and briefly glanced at the sand, what we’re really here for is to enhance our SEO knowledge. For those that don’t know, starting out as a chat in a pub, BrightonSEO is now one of, if not the largest SEO conference in the UK. Here are my top three talks from the day:
Coming from the land of Lenny Henry, Denise Lewis and Robert Plant (aka the West Midlands), I often get asked how I ended up working in Manchester. Well, that story is far too boring for a blog post so, instead, let’s imagine that I knew then what I know now. Why is being in Manchester a good idea if you have any interest in digital?
PR week released a study yesterday highlighting the shift in marketing budgets over the last year.
Our SEO manager, technical SEO executive and content manager are all attending #BrightonSEO this week!
1. Connect with your customers
Dancing leprechauns, traditional Shamrocks and a whole lot of drinking! St Patrick’s Day is a holiday celebrated all around the world and is the perfect opportunity for businesses to capitalise on some fun and festive marketing. Each year we see a number of successful campaigns on social media...but how did brands find their pot of gold in 2016?
The next MancSAS event will be held here at CTI Digital on Thursday 14th April 2016.
We’ve come a long way in a short space of time with HubSpot, having only adopted the inbound marketing software platform in 2014. Our quick progression through the programme meant we also attended #Inbound2015 in Boston, which you can read about here.
