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Have I found the worst SERP in Google or is it just another example of how Google's updates are still failing to stop all the most blatant examples of spam they've been tailored to eradicate?
Legal Services (F)Act
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Business Development Manager, Chris Martin, challenges the legal professionals who say that the 'web isn't for them'. Is it time for some law firms to take a reality check?
Graduates Need to Up Their Game and Lower Their Expectations
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Head of Search, Mindy Gofton, discusses why graduates need to put the work in and lower their expectations.
Olympic Advertisers Take Gold for Social Media Dominance
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The London Games have been dubbed the 'first social Olympics' - so what can we expect from London 2012's Social Media? Tim Smith investigates.
The Ups and Downs of the QR Code
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Tim Smith takes a look at the many uses of QR codes and how a business can successfully use them as a part of its online marketing campaign.
Trick or Tweet: Are Celebs Fair Game for False Advertising on Twitter?
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Copywriter and SEO consultant Graham Allchurch looks at how companies are using Twitter and why it's unwise to try and trick celebrities into retweets that advertise their services or products.
Say Hello to I-COM's Newest Recruit...
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Hayley Jackson has joined the I-COM team as an online marketing trainee. Here she talks about learning the ropes of PPC and what it's like to work at Manchester's best online marketing agency.
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.
Web Design for Property Websites: It's All About Curb Appeal
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Copywriter & SEO consultant Graham Allchurch tells us why good web design is important for property websites, especially in a competitive market.
SEO and Apostrophes Part 2 – The SEO Perspective
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Ian Collins issues an SEO rebuttal to Graham's post 'SEO and Apostrophes: A Copywriter*'*s Tale'. Can a business really improve their rankings from misspellings, or should we be honouring the laws of grammar?