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  • This half-built website page during website design showing headings, placeholder photographs, wireframe marks for future content, colour swatches, and ruler/angle guides for element positioning for the UK market.

    Website design that converts: UK best practices

    Glenn Reffin

    24 May, 2025
    website, website development

    Discover UK website design best practices that convert visitors into customers. Learn about UX, mobile-first design, and CRO.

  • A flat-lay image showing a notebook with a hand-drawn website wireframe, a tablet displaying a website features mind map, a stylus, a calendar, a coffee cup, and sticky notes on a clean surface. The colours are bright blues, greens, and greys with a warm accent. The image depicts perfect website planning.

    5 key steps to perfect website planning

    Glenn Reffin

    23 May, 2025
    website, website development

    Plan your website for success! Follow these 5 key steps to define your goals, target audience, content, and features, ensuring effective website planning.

  • A workbook to assist with the planning of a website development project.

    Website development workbook

    Glenn Reffin

    22 May, 2025
    Download resources

    Download your FREE copy of the Website Development Workbook today to help you plan and prepare for your next project!

  • A laptop displays competent, professional website development overlaying elements suggesting the UK (a flag and a map of the UK), and professional business (a cityscape, office, and upward-trending graphs).

    Website development UK: A complete guide for businesses

    Glenn Reffin

    22 May, 2025
    website, website development

    A complete guide to website development in the UK for businesses. Learn about planning, design, development, SEO, and choosing the right partner.

  • A set of children’s letter blocks being pushed together by miniature people to form prominent calls to action, including a button (saying “Click me”), with a cartoon vibe.

    Calls to action: A straightforward guide to getting more clicks

    Glenn Reffin

    20 May, 2025
    seo, Small business marketing

    Want more website clicks? Read this straightforward guide to calls to action (CTAs). Learn how they can drive more engagement and boost ticket sales.

  • A man sitting on the steps of a theatre looking at its digital ROI in its analytics data.

    From clicks to customers: Maximising your venue’s digital ROI

    Glenn Reffin

    16 May, 2025
    Analytics data, Digital ROI, theatre, venue

    Are your clicks turning into customers? Discover how venues can measure digital ROI success from analytics data and truly deliver marketing results.

  • A red-haired comedian in a blue dress laughs as she crosses the stone bridge, taking no notice of the digital trolls and hecklers.

    Comedian’s survival guide: Dealing with digital trolls and hecklers

    Glenn Reffin

    14 May, 2025
    comedians, comedy

    Dealing with digital trolls and hecklers doesn’t have to be a drag. Learn how to turn keyboard warriors and their negative comments into comedy gold.

  • Lets cut the bull and get you online, comedians. Why not hug a bull instead?

    Let’s cut the bull and get you online!

    Glenn Reffin

    12 May, 2025
    BS-free, comedians, comedy, website

    So, you’re a comedian needing a website? Forget the tech jargon. Let’s cut the bull and reveal the minimum platform you need to get seen. Read on!

  • A man with a long tail sitting in the Firefox searching for long-tail keywords for his theatre

    Long-tail keywords spotlight for theatres

    Glenn Reffin

    10 May, 2025
    seo, theatre, venue

    Target your ideal theatregoers! Discover the power of long-tail keywords for theatres and attract a more specific, engaged online audience.

  • Social media mistakes for my theatre - by Barnaby Bingley

    Social media mistakes for theatres

    Barnaby Bingley

    9 May, 2025
    Social networking, theatre, venue

    Steer clear of social media mistakes that make theatres bomb. Learn from common pitfalls to ensure your digital presence is under the spotlights.

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