Google has brought the era of Google Sites to a close, signalling a shift that leaves many businesses without an online home. As these sites turn off in March 2024, with redirects only operational until 10 June 2024, the message is clear: the need for a dedicated, robust website for your business has never been more urgent.
As we mark International Women’s Day on the 8th of March, it’s an opportune moment for us at O’Brien Media to reflect on the invaluable contributions of women to the technology sector.
We are excited to announce a significant development in the journey of O’Brien Media. As of 24th February 2024, the O’Brien Media brand, customer accounts, and team member contracts have been acquired by Pembroke Digital Limited, a move that marks the beginning of a new chapter for our company.
This blog post offers a concise guide tailored for small businesses within the EU and the UK, highlighting key aspects of the DSA and actionable insights for compliance and strategic advantage.
O’Brien Media is taking a strategic step forward by transitioning from Direct Debit to card payments, a move meticulously designed with our customer’s best interests in mind, especially during these challenging times for small businesses.
In recent developments, Google has acknowledged a technical glitch causing significant indexing delays for newly published web content, casting a shadow over the visibility of fresh materials on the internet.
The landscape of UK company law is evolving, and with it, the way online businesses operate must adapt. Recent changes, as outlined in a comprehensive update by Companies House, bring both challenges and opportunities for online enterprises.
In the ever-evolving world of digital marketing, staying abreast of the latest requirements and best practices for email marketing is crucial. In 2024, significant updates from major email service providers like Google/Gmail and Yahoo have set new standards for senders.
