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So, you have committed to data as the route to better marketing. You understand your data landscape and its potential. You recognise the gaps that you need to fill and how to do that. And you are committed to making data a high quality asset. The next thing to tackle in optimising your data driven […]

If you are working with Alexa Skills, it’s inevitable you start to think for possible executions, use cases and looking around at what other people have implemented. One of the most immediate and natural implementations is customer service. Consider allowing your customers to provide feedback through voice, as it allows you to get a deeper understanding […]

If you are reading this, I assume you’re experiencing the woes of the Bing Disavow Link Tool (provided by Bing Webmaster Tools). Or maybe you’re just interested in disavowing links. The tool’s functionality allows you to submit domain, page, or directory URLs containing links to your website that appear to be from low quality sites […]

With Voice Search long heralded as a game-changer for SEO, the big players at Google, Apple, and Microsoft have all put in the hours to make their offerings stand out. However, one of them continues to excel in delivering cheeky, hilarious, and cutting responses that have a history of going viral: Siri is the sassiest […]

If you read my previous post here, you’ll know that we have recently put a new way of working on the front end of projects into practice. Our old method involved making use of the third party frameworks from Zurb and Twitter – those being Foundation and Bootstrap, which are both good responsive front end […]

In this article, I’ll be explain what Bootstrap is and how you can use it to quickly help you produce a responsive website. About Bootstrap To quote the Bootstrap website: “Bootstrap is the most popular HTML, CSS, and JS framework for developing responsive, mobile first projects on the web. Bootstrap makes front-end web development faster […]

Some people find reading copy on websites more challenging than others. Impairments such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, colour-blindness, autism and Asperger’s Syndrome can render some sites almost completely inaccessible for a variety of reasons, whether that’s because the design is disjointed or the copy isn’t easy enough to read. Ways in which content can be difficult […]

What is responsive web development? Responsive web design involves creating sites which can adapt to suit a number of devices, making the experience of reading and navigating the site totally easy for the user with minimal resizing, panning, or scrolling. We all know about the pains of browsing on our smartphones (on a long commute […]

Working here for over four years now has given me great opportunities to work within the different team structures throughout the company on a number of very different high profile projects. This has provided me with a foundation to manage projects effectively with the knowledge and experience required to make sure resources run smoothly. Recently, […]

Magento’s Customer Groups give you the ability to offer different pricing and promotions to customers based upon their grouping. This grouping might be initially set when you add the customer, but it might change over time. You might have one customer in a group, or thousands. The Customer Group might change because you want the […]

We’re always looking to improve our workflows and reduce the amount of overhead that certain tasks take.  With the rise of mobile responsive websites and Google’s increasing interest in quick-loading websites, we’re increasingly taking longer to ensure that CSS files are minified, JS is combined and minified, images are as compressed and clean as they […]

From time to time, you might find the need to re-index Magento via the command line. This could be for a whole host of reasons, for example, if the indexer is timing out or not finishing through the web interface. Magento includes an indexing script and you can find it in the shell folder. From […]