Tag: Optimisation

Succeeding in ecommerce goes beyond hawking one’s wares to an online audience. According to Holly Cardew, founder of Pixc, online retailers can increase their sales just by transforming standard product images into awesome ones. Launched in 2013, Pixc provides on-demand product image editing and optimisation to ecommerce stores. To ensure the process of managing and optimising product listings is […]

There are a range of common SEO myths that are constantly perpetuated throughout the SEO community. Much of this hearsay is formed with little-to-no research or proof that justifies the attention and belief that they receive. To help put some of these myths to bed, I’ve created a list of the most prolific lies in the industry: […]

Since Google made changes to its search algorithm giving preference to mobile and tablet friendly websites, over one third of businesses have optimised their sites for mobile with a further 28 per cent planning to do so this year. The findings, presented in the 2015 Sensis e-Business Report, also revealed that 56 percent of SMBs […]

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) can be a really complicated science. So it makes sense that people have a lot of questions about this valuable online marketing tactic. Whilst there are many who do understand the basic fundamentals of SEO; the ever-growing changes, strategies and processes can be a lot more comprehensive. SEO can seem like […]

When it comes to technology, how confident are you that you have the right tools and knowledge to unlock your business potential? Are you well versed in technology buzzwords, or do you find yourself scratching your head at the notion the cloud is now so much more than just something in the sky?

How is your site living up to the latest? Here’s 4 onsite tactics you may not have considered in the past, but should definitely be implementing today.

If you are managing or running an e-commerce business there are a few essential things you need to know if you want to stay current and growing in a very crowded marketplace.

Having an online store is a good achievement in keeping up with the trends of selling online, but what are the secrets to making your store run effectively? These days it is not enough just to be online, we have to dig deeper into what makes users click.

Mouse Eye Tracking, developed by Sydney based IT services company PicNet has won at the NSW 12010 AIIA innovation iAwards, offering a free tool to analyse how visitors actually use your website.