It’s been a while since I posted a blog, so apologies to all you Linear Chatters. We have been very busy here at Linear Blue! In addition to our ongoing projects, we have just opened a new office in London and launched a brand new service – ‘Cortela’.
I’ll be honest. I’m not that good at this blogging thing. For two reasons mainly – first, I’m just not that good a writer. And second, I don’t seem to have any free time… Ever…
I have spent this week working with Google Adwords closely, so thought I would blog about it. This is understandably where the search giant makes its fortunes and continues to hold a powerful market share of the online advertising world.
Business, Life, Linear Blue, SEO, Web
Last week Linear Blue turned 10! This is a happy occassion for Linear Blue, we are delighted with our successful solutions created with clients over the last 10 years. The company was founded in April 2000, by Paul de Hallé to specialise in his passion for advanced cross platform database development.
I’ve been thinking about marketing this week and have put together a few little tips which can help get you started! Hope they help. Read more…
Business, Life, Linear Blue, SEO, Web
As a rule, a lot of people don’t like change. They get comfortable with the way things are and don’t want it to change. That’s ok. I understand that, I’ve been guilty of that feeling more than once. You get your life how you like it and don’t want anything to shake the delicate balance you’ve built up. But if you’re honest, it’s normally some huge and often unexpected or unwanted changes that can bring the best things in life. This can also apply to business.
Re-Write or Correct…
The age old question when you are asked to take over developing an existing solution for a client who was un-happy with the state of the solution.
Small Businesses have done a better job at surviving the recession, than most would think. According to a recent study by Kingston University, 48% of small businesses have maintained or increased their profitability in the past year.
I have been using Google Analytics frequently and have become impressed with the level of detail their features offer. The graph is one of my favourite tools, which helps to detect a trend with the data. The advanced segments feature is impressive, allowing you to select up to four segments, such as, new visitors, paid search traffic or non-paid search traffic, which filters through to the graph.
It would be rude not to introduce myself and start blogging! I will start by telling you a little bit about myself first.
