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Emma Welsby questions if Google's new personalised search improves a user's experience or simply helps Google's market domination?
Why Little Cousin Jimmy Shouldn't Dev Your Company Website
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I-COM Web Developer, Richard Crilly, warns businesses why they should avoid amateur development work and why it is beneficial to choose an agency to develop your website.
Advice on New Cookie Regulations
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New laws have come into force regarding the deployment of cookies by websites. The ICO has now issued guidelines on how the laws will be regulated - this blog based on analysis by intellectual property solicitor Keith Arrowsmith summarises the impac...
Goodbye 2011, Hello 2012
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Award nominations, new clients and great results. As 2012 begins, Jessica Bailey takes a look back at the highlights of I-COM's 2011 and what's in store for our clients over the next year.
I-COM's Top 10 Blog Posts of 2011
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What were our most read blog posts of 2011? Why did these posts prove more popular than others, and what does that tell us about the nature of blogging?
Be Careful What You Upload This Christmas
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SEO Consultant, Tim Smith, warns businesses why they should be careful how they use social media this Christmas.
5 Classic Christmas Virals (and what we can learn from them)
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What makes a classic Christmas viral video? Watch some examples then read the theory.
Is That New Page Content or Is It Spam?
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Stop adding pages just because Google says it wants new content. Think about whether they're actually of use to the people who will be landing on them.
How Cowboy SEO’s Can Ruin Your Business Using Links
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SEO Consultant, Emma Welsby, discusses how cowboy SEO's can ruin your business and why you should think twice when choosing an online marketing agency.
Sales of Virtual Goods on the Rise
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According to Econsultancy, sales of digital gifts like MP3s and game downloads will rise significantly this Christmas.