Google has spoken and an all too common feature of the mobile web will never be the same again if developers and site owners follow the path sign-posted by the search giant.
It's nearly been a year since the news that Google will look favourably on websites using SSL security broke so we thought we'd revisit the top benefits of securing your website.
Security is a top priority for Google and its many users – by increasing the effect that HTTPS encrypted sites have on your position in search results Google can protect their users and make shopping on the web a little but safer for everyone. We're also strong advocates of anything that can improve online security so we're 110% behind Google on this one.
Until now Google has focused on labeling mobile-friendly websites in results, but from 21st April 2015 if your website is mobile-friendly you'll get a ranking boost over your non-mobile friendly competitors in search results pages when Google's latest algorithm change takes effect.
On Monday 27th October Google published revised guidelines to ask for site owners to modify their robots.txt configuration to allow Google to access additional files that are used to display your website to visitors (these are called CSS and Javascript files) and previously weren't needed for Google to correctly index your website.
We recently switched our email client software from a mix of Outlook and Thunderbird to Postbox due to it’s simplicity and responsiveness (we’d started to find Thunderbird a
After we switched over some of our email accounts to use a secondary domain name in Google Apps we started having issues with the above
