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Just to let you know, our business will be closed from the 19th of December until the 4th of January. Thank you!
Hey everyone, Nick here. We have some really exciting news to tell you all!
ES Tech Group (a trading name of EvolutionX Holdings Ltd) Acquires Nexus Websites Limited Bringing world class web design and user experience to our global customer base.
ES Tech Group, creators of the EvolutionX B2B eCommerce platform, has acquired Nexus Websites Limited, a web development and design agency based out of Wigan, UK. The official announcement was made on Tuesday 31st August.
“The design and user ...
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a new EU law coming into effect on the 25th of May 2018 that requires all websites to be SSL secure or risk facing fines.
How this works
SSL gives your site the padlock or green browser bar, reassuring visitors they’re safe on your site.
Google prefers secure sites so it helps to increase your search engine ranking (SEO).
85% of shoppers online are known to abandon a shopping cart when they ...
In March this year, Matt Cutts said that he would like for HTTPS to be a ranking signal and despite being on leave, managed to find the time to tweet his happiness on the matter: In March this year, Matt Cutts said that he would like for HTTPS to be a ranking signal and despite being on leave, managed to find the time to tweet his happiness on the matter:
On: 8 Sep, 2014 By: Nick Wearing
A new EU consumer rights law has come into effect aimed at stopping some of the undesirable practices that can be often seen from some e-commerce shopping stores. A well-known example of something that this law aims to stop can be found on sportsdirect.com. They automatically add a mug and magazine into your basket when you checkout.
What is no longer necessary?
“Sneak into basket” is now completely illegal, no exception. There can no longer be any sort of additional ...
The simpler and shorter .uk domains will be released on the 10 June 2014. All existing .uk domains will be unaffected including .co.uk, .me.uk and .org.uk. The new .uk is simply another domain to choose from.
Why do I want a .uk domain?
How do I get one?
If you have an existing .co.uk domain you will have first reservation rights up until 07:59 on 10 June 2019. Even if you decide not to register a new .uk domain, no ...
A little while ago, Google made a statement announcing that they will be encrypting all search terms used in their search engine. No longer is it possible for keyword information to be gathered by website owners without difficulty.
It seems apparent that the reason for this is to further push the use of Google Plus. Another part of Google’s changes is the inclusion of hashtag searching (which has been included as part of Google+ for a while).
Are Hashtags ...
Google has recently completed an update to one of its most useful tools: Google Maps. The new updates, finally implemented after nine long months of development, are now live for everyone to benefit from.
The brand new, revised version of Google Maps contains 5 new and exciting features to enhance the end user experience of their coveted service. They are as follows:
Traffic in Real Time
The first new standout feature in Google Maps is the real time reporting of ...
Google have recently released the latest update to their anti-spam algorithm ‘Penguin’. With this release, the Penguin technology has been modified into Penguin 2.0 to enhance its spam filtering abilities.
The leader of the web spam team at Google, Matt Cutts, discussed the 2.0 update in the 199th episode of ‘This Week in Google”. He also pointed out the relevancy of a recent YouTube video discussing the subject that can be found here.
Search engine optimisers and Webmasters may see ...
As most of you may have heard in the last week, a new ‘cookie law’ has been introduced within Europe. This law states that before a user enters a website, they must be given the option of if the website will track ‘cookies’ or not. Thankfully the UK has been provided a watered down version of this law as 95% of websites including the government isn’t ready for this yet, see articles below:
http://www.gizmag.com/uk-cookie-law/22706/
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2012/may/26/cookies-law-changed-implied-consent
As silly as this law ...
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