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I'm honoured again to be featured by those kind folks at Newzdash. Some great observations here from my peers. ...

It's that time of year again and I have been incredibly humbled by being asked to contribute to the WTF is SEO roundup of predictions . ...

Great to speak with Jessie and Shelby on the amazing WTF is SEO Newsletter. This is a great resource for (News) SEOs and really...

Today, I was honoured to join a prestigious panel with the likes of Lily Ray, John Shehata, Barry Schwartz and Anna Sbuttoni to discuss...

Always an honour and privilege to contribute to Newsdash's annual Top Trends & Predictions for News SEO in 2024 by the Top SEO Experts...

I've been included in this year's annual roundup of SEO tips by the good folk at Blue Array. Such a useful resource, I have found books...

In September I also went to the Science and Industry Museum in Manchester. Excellent fun. Here’s an early computer but my son wasn’t...

Me and Vincent Vega hang out at Brighton SEO This week I spoke I had the enormous privilege of speaking at the Brighton SEO Conference –...

On Saturday morning I got out of bed and ran 26.2 miles around a lake in the pouring rain. In fact, it had rained so hard overnight that...

This week I was invited to speak at the annual Next Radio event in London – one of the UK’s biggest broadcast industry events. The...

I was recently asked to deliver a content strategy workshop for a gathering of small charities to help them ‘Create Amazing Content’ with limited resource. Building the workshop required quite a bit of research and was a fantastic opportunity to explore some of the challenges faced by the sector in, not only creating effective websites, but also persuading audiences to take a specific action. I thought I’d highlight some of the articles I’d read to build the workshop – there

I’m a big fan of Gamestorming  – creating really fun interactive sessions motivate participants to focus on a project objective. Using the element of play can be really useful in these instances, as so many of our meetings are dominated by distraction with people answering email on their devices and disengaged. Introducing novel exercises can really counter the monotony of established office routines. The ‘Pre Mortem’ The exercise I selected from the Gamestorming book was th