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How to fight resellers on Amazon

16th February 2023 / no comments

Selling on Amazon is mostly a breeze. Yes, you have frequent hurdles to jump over when Amazon puts new ones in your way, which happens more than sellers would like. Otherwise, managing day to day Amazon life is simple. But what happens when another company starts selling your own product and you lose the Buy Box? Continue Reading…

Where Should I Host My Blog?

20th January 2023 / no comments

We’re not talking about your hosting company here, but where within your site (or on another site) should you host it. Let us explain… Continue Reading…

Case Study: Site Performance Improvement Using CloudFlare

23rd December 2022 / no comments

We’re all for easy fixes and “quick wins”. CloudFlare seemed like a good one to try out to hopefully improve website speed, while also being able to make a site HTTPS (secure). We put CloudFlare to the (simple) test – How does using it impact site performance, based on metrics provided by Google and GTMetrix. Continue Reading…

Why isn’t an image showing when I share a page on social media?

14th November 2022 / no comments

It’s a question we’ve heard many a time and relates to “open graph” images – “When I share a page on my website to social media, an image doesn’t show up” or sometimes the issue is a random image shows up. Why does this happen? Continue Reading…

Google Optimize – What does it do and what does it mean for Optimizely?

10th May 2017 / no comments

Google Optimize is the latest product to come out of the Google factory. But what does Google Optimize do? And equally as important, what will happen to Optimizely now there’s a free version of its tool around? Continue Reading…

Does a Private WhoIs Affect SEO or Email Deliverability?

12th April 2017 / no comments

Making your WhoIs entry private may be tempting to keep your personal details safe, but have you thought of the side effects on your SEO or email deliverability? Continue Reading…

Top 13 CSS Only Pens on Codepen.io

25th March 2017 / one comment

We’ve scoured through hundreds of CSS only pens over on Codepen.io, to come up with a list of the best CSS only pens without Javascript. Continue Reading…

Fixed vs. Responsive vs. Scalable vs. Fluid Email Designs

19th March 2017 / no comments

As devices and platforms continue to change, the types of emails are understandably changing with it. The truth is that the names of the various email types are also changing. Continue Reading…

Google Penalising Popups

18th February 2017 / no comments

Popups started in the form of popup windows. These are the late ’90’s popups that were your payment window, or just an annoying advert or spam popup window. The introduction of safety features, as result of abusing the popup ability, meant they fizzled out.
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Adestra Email Campaign of the Year 2016 – Developed by a Digital Peanut

12th February 2017 / no comments

Once a year, a leading email platform called Adestra holds a competition for “Email Campaign of the Year”. It’s a national award with only 12 carefully selected campaigns in the runnings for the coveted title.
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What the F is this about?

5th February 2017 / no comments

Rule number 1 in building an ecommerce website – Follow the F-pattern. Ok, maybe not rule number 1 (that’s probably pick the right domain name), but this is still extremely important.
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A super simple guide to fonts in emails

8th December 2016 / no comments

In the interest of keeping this guide true to the title, we won’t do much talking here. Let’s just dive straight into what you need to know…
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Is Google hell-bent on making more money out of companies?

19th November 2016 / no comments

The Search Results Pages (SERPs) in Google change quite regularly, usually for the better. But what do the latest changes mean for the budding SEOs and PPC pros out there? Continue Reading…

5 awesome ‘Thank You For Subscribing’ welcome emails

11th November 2016 / no comments

When your visitors sign up to your newsletter, don’t just show them a pop up message saying “Thanks for subscribing.” Send them a great looking Welcome email with a bit more character! We’ve put together 5 awesome examples of Welcome emails. Continue Reading…

The difference between trigger email campaigns and regular email campaigns

8th November 2016 / no comments

There’s no need to be confused with difference between trigger emails and regular emails – We’ll explain what you need to know. We’ll throw in ‘automated’ emails for good measure, too. Continue Reading…

What Happens When You Click the Unsubscribe Link in iOS

31st October 2016 / 2 comments

Apple is a forward thinking innovation-leader in the technology world. They proved it this month by releasing a new unsubscribe link that appears in the header at the top of your marketing emails…2 years after Gmail did the same thing. Continue Reading…

What is digital marketing anyway?

9th October 2016 / no comments

You’ve all heard the phrase. You wouldn’t be here if you hadn’t! But what does digital marketing actually mean, and how does it differ from “marketing”? Continue Reading…

Gmail Finally Supports Media Queries

30th September 2016 / no comments

It’s been 12 years since Gmail launched, and it’s been 12 years that Gmail has been unable to support media queries. Today (30th September 2016) they have finally joined the 21st century.
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The Value of Multiple Google Analytics Views

1st September 2016 / no comments

Google Analytics is an incredibly powerful tool, and that’s an understatement. We can’t stress enough how important using it is. Here we explain one of the tiny features in Analytics: ‘Analytics Views’. Continue Reading…

A Slightly More in Depth Look at Our Digital Optimisation Service

31st August 2016 / no comments

You may have stumbled across our Digital Optimisation Services page and want to understand a little bit more about what we can actually do for you.

This post goes in to some extra detail, but not so much that you fall asleep at the end. Continue Reading…

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