by Andy | Nov 30, 2021 | Blog
Older versions of Mac OS have hit a snag in the last month or so, because they’ve failed to update expired root certificates. The way SSL certificates work is that an organisation that issues them per site, will have a master, or root, certificate. In this case,...
by Andy | May 5, 2021 | Blog
Duplicating pages on WordPress Creating a copy of a page on WordPress can be very useful, some themes such as Divi have it built in already when creating a new page. But it can be slow and often times out. Whereas using the plugin “Duplicate Page” is super...
by Andy | Apr 22, 2021 | Blog, Getting Started, SEO
Submitting your sitemap to Google This is one of the fundamental parts of getting your site found by Google. A sitemap is not, as some seem to think, a map of the structure of your site and where viewers can find certain info. But it’s a piece of XML that...
by Andy | Apr 17, 2021 | Blog
Optimising images without losing quality A lot of our clients are photographers, and of course that means that their websites tend to be image heavy. A digital photo is much larger in file size than some artwork provided by a graphic designer, simply because a photo...
by Andy | Apr 16, 2021 | Blog
Why verify? One of the most important steps on ensuring your website is going to be found properly on Google is by verifying it with Google Search Console. Not only does this tell Google your website exists, but it also tracks how people have found your site through...
by Andy | Apr 3, 2021 | Blog
There’s a lot being said about the 2021 update to the Google Algorithm around Core Web Vitals. I see a lot of chatter and panic in some groups because their website doesn’t score highly on Pagespeed Insights. I’ve even seen some people claim that...
