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The O’Brien Media Insider is your behind-the-scenes look at all things digital, creative, and business-focused. From web design trends and SEO tips to small business insights and local Swindon highlights, our blog covers a bit of everything – just like we do at O’Brien Media.
Whether you’re a client, collaborator, or curious visitor, this is the place to catch up on the latest from our team, explore practical advice, and get inspired to grow your digital presence. Dive in and see what’s new!
Landing pages are often the first impression customers get when they visit your website, so there can’t be much room for error when it comes to crafting the online product pages. While the goal of a search engine marketing campaign is to increase click-through rates, it’s important to note that landing pages should be the first thing that users see when they come to your website.
SME News Magazine have announced the winners of the 2019 Southern Enterprise Awards, and O’Brien Media have been awarded Best Mobile Friendly Web Design Firm – Wiltshire.
With the release of WordPress 5.3 the software sees expansion and refinement of the block editor introduced in WordPress 5.0 with new blocks, more intuitive interactions and improved accessibility. New features in the editor increase design freedoms and provide additional layout options and style variations to allow designers complete control over the look of a site.
Your password is your first line of defense against hackers and unauthorized access to your accounts. The strength of your passwords directly impacts your online security. To create a strong password, try combining two or more unrelated words. It could even be an entire phrase. Then change some of the letters to special letters and numbers. The longer your password, the stronger it is.
Last week Google began rolling out it’s biggest update since Rankbrain was released back in 2015. Their announcement on their Webmasters blog by vice-head of search Pandu Nayak claims that this update will affect 1 in 10 of all searches so it’s pretty major news!
Automatic signatures found at the end of emails, stating name, place of work, job title and contact details, are now being included in what counts as a signature to form a binding contract – according to a ruling from Manchester County Court.