Disclaimer: This post is not very interesting. Don’t say I didn’t warn you. With the above in mind: it’s not every day that I (or as far as I know, anyone else) find a visible bug in one of Google’s core products, so I thought I’d share this one with you. You may well have [...]

This morning I came into work and did the usual stuff fired up Firefox and Google has loaded a lovely background image to what only can be described as a neatly piled batch of 4”x4” wood with a shed roof on the top. To us the text isn’t that easy to read as the wood [...]

SHORT ANSWER: AT LEAST 213 Last year we were ran a number of tests that established categorically (to our satisfaction at least) that Google was only indexing 84 characters of the page title. Beyond that it looked like any keywords were just ignored, and we were trimming our sails accordingly. You can see why. A [...]

We use a range of distribution networks for our clients and we all work very hard as a team to source quality partners for content, links and news. Like any good SEO agency, we also utilise press releases to push relevant stories regarding not only our clients but the agency as a whole.  We were [...]

Patrick Altoft over at Blogstorm blogged earlier today about the NMA Annual Marketing Services Guide detailing the turnover and staff levels of 36 UK search agencies, so I headed over to the site and found what % breakdown was from SEO. As Patrick mentioned there are quite a few companies missing including Bronco. The first [...]

Keep a close eye on who you’re following on Twitter. According to this thread over on Hacker News – you can make anyone you like follow you (virtually speaking!) by simply typing “accept” followed by their username into a new tweet. e.g. “accept DaveNaylor” (without the quotes). Not that I would in any way condone [...]