I’m a web design agency. We do London web design, WordPress development, and WordPress hosting.
We have offices in London. Our clients come from all over the world too.
Of course, we have an office in England too! We’ve got some FOBs here (from Scotland) but we also work with lots of people who live in the North of England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. We’re just as much part of the country as you are!
We’re here to help you make your ideas come to life. We use desktop and Web tools (like Photoshop and Illustrator) to create bespoke websites that work well on tablets and mobile phones as well as PCs, Macs, and servers.
We can also help you build a website from scratch using wordPress agency or another open-source CMS so that it is ready for use on your chosen platform; we can design the look & feel of your website using HTML & CSS or PHP & MySQL: a single-page site with a single theme built on the same codebase can be created for a wide range of platforms with very little extra effort on your part. If you want something customized to meet your needs – or if you need some help getting started.
Blogging can be profitable for your business
It is often reported that blogging is a great way of generating traffic and traffic leads to sales. The reason it is said to be a great way of generating traffic is that you are automatically on the radar of search engines and can compete with the best in your field. You likely have a large following which can increase your SEO ranking, and you gain a reputation as an authority on the subject.
And if it’s a topic you are interested in, you will find yourself getting lots of comments and answers from people who are experts in the field — so that’s all good! But the thing is, there really isn’t much about blogging that makes it worth doing for every company. In fact, there are some things that make blogging not worth doing at all:
• You need to be able to think clearly when writing (beyond just making sure your post has been written in an interesting way) and edit some of your posts afterward.
• Blogging takes time away from more important tasks (for example, meeting with potential customers or dealing with other clients).
• You need to know how to promote yourself — finding out what works for other bloggers gives you a better idea than just copying them (and then getting found out by their audience).
So, if you want to blog but don’t see much value in it right now, we suggest giving it a go anyway. If you find yourself spending most of your time cleaning up after others who did better than you do, then give that part up too — but at least keep putting out quality content on topics related to what interests you. Who knows? It may even turn into something that pays off eventually!
How to find the best blogging topics
The goal here is to help your london web design agency discover topics that might be of interest to others and to provide you with a possible starting point for your blog.
The main difference between “blogging” and “weblogging” is that blogging is about the content (and the content alone), whereas weblogging is about people. If you want to blog about yourself, then go ahead — just make sure it’s from your own perspective!
What makes this a good topic for us is that there are already so many self-referential blogs out there (and we don’t want to add to them). We’d rather promote things that are new and different.
The best way to find something that might be of interest to somebody else is probably through forums or social networks like Facebook or Twitter. But if you have an idea but can’t think of a good topic, there are still plenty of possibilities on the net:
How to create a blog that visitors will love
People are always asking me how to make a blog that visitors will love, and most of the time I try to give them a good answer. But sometimes it’s just not possible. In fact, the one thing I would be most reluctant to do is writing something that someone else could then publish on the web on their own. Sure, you might want to mimic this style and style your post in some way, but that’s not what people want — they want a brand. And here’s why:
1) People want to see who your clients are
2) People want to know how they can do business with you
3) People want to feel like they can trust your brand (which means they need proof that you understand who they are and what they are up against)
4) People have different expectations from different brands — some like the idea of a company branding, others don’t (remember when we said we were “setting out to redefine a market?”).
5) All brands have different marketing objectives (which is why there are many different views on what constitutes ‘blogging’). For example, my own objective is quite simple: I want people to come back and read my posts again and again, so I try my best to make them as interesting as possible and present their content in interesting ways.
How to optimize your WordPress blog for SEO
SEO is all about getting your content to the right place in search results. The tools you use to do that are keywords; headings; title and meta descriptions; meta tags; snippet and snippet preview pages (which allows you to get a preview of what your content is about and how it relates to other articles); canonical tags (which tells search engines where they should find the source of a particular piece of content).
These tools can be used on any website, either in production or test (you can run a test or have somebody else run it for you). Once your site hits the big leagues, it is important to keep up with SEO improvements as well as maintain your site’s standard.
This post by Matt Gaunt lists some SEO best practices for WordPress sites and provides tips for optimizing them for SEO. And speaking of optimization here’s another good read from Matt on this subject.
I have left many things out here, but there are some significant points that I think to apply to most situations.
1. Don’t be afraid to ask for help with marketing or product-market fit.
2. Ask your professor or advisor to help you with the marketing and PR aspects of your project.
3. Don’t feel bad if you don’t have a lot of people working on marketing and PR at the same time as your project is a startup.
4. The best way to do anything that involves marketing, is to find someone who knows how to do it, who has done it before, and is willing to share their knowledge with you (and give you a great deal of advice along the way).
5. Find someone who can market for you and who will support you through any challenges.
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