You’ve Had The Information, Now Let’s Put it Into Practice!
Over the last 2 weeks, you will have seen a lot of information from us here at TLMT. Information that we hope you have found informative and helpful in these trying times. However, some of you may still be wondering how you …
Protect Your Online Business and Revenue Stream — Here’s How
We always aim not to just keep our clients’ businesses afloat, but to help them thrive within their industry. If done right, your website will see you enjoy the kind of success that makes you cherish the day you decided to take …
Be Convenient, Visible, Secure and Helpful for Your Customers
Showing your customers that you’re readily available for orders, questions or concerns is more important now than it has ever been. In times of uncertainty, we are all craving certainty wherever we can get it from, and that should least of all …
Your Company Ceasing All Marketing During Lockdown is a Great Idea…For Your Competitors
It’s a strange time. An event that will define a generation. This whole situation (I’m not going to say the C word as I’m sure we’re all sick of hearing it) has thrown up more questions than it has answers. But, one …
Google’s Core Update June 2019 | What you need to know
Worried why some of your pages have dropped out? On Sunday 2nd June Google warned us they were going to be rolling out an Algorithm update, Google named it the June 2019 Core Update. So when you’re looking at your Analytics, there …
Facebook Research Study – Our Visit to London
The Local Marketing Team were excited to be invited to take part in Facebook’s latest Research Study 2019. The purpose of the event was to research more about the new tools that Advertisers use. Our colleague Jamie was given the opportunity to …
The Google in-dexing Bug – What you Need to Know
You may have noticed ‘Search Engine Land’ alerted everyone about a recent Google in-dexing issue which caused thousands of pages to be dropped from the search index. About 4% of indexed pages were likely affected by Google’s de-indexing bug, as New Data …
