Many established online businesses still rely heavily on the Internet’s gatekeeper, Google, for traffic. So much so, that whole industries have sprung up to help business mangers optimise their site to suit the world’s leading search engine. Search engine optimisation throws up some interesting new challenges and opportunities. But rather than give […]
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Filed under: Guest Posts, Marketing, Matters Webby on May 6th, 2008 | 1 Comment »
The Flowers & Plants Association is the UK’s promotional organisation for all commercially grown cut flowers and indoor plants. The FPA offers expert, unbiased advice on fresh flowers and indoor plants to consumers, press and trade. So we invited Andrea Caldecourt, who runs the Flowers & Plants Association, to write a guest post for us […]
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Filed under: Customers, Flowers, Guest Posts on April 29th, 2008 | No Comments »
As consumer demand for sustainable and ethical living grows, people are increasingly buying products that boast strong ethical credentials. This trend is equally true in the flowers industry, but consumers can be confused by the numerous different “ethical” standards for flowers, “Fairtrade” and “Fair Flowers Fair Plants” (FFP) being the two most widespread. In […]
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Filed under: Ethics & Environment, Flowers, Guest Posts on April 21st, 2008 | No Comments »
We invited Emma Cake from “The Big Bouquet Wedding Photographer” to write a guest post for us. Here is her very helpful post on how to hire a great wedding photographer. Thanks, Emma.
Type in ‘Wedding Photographer’ and your location into Google and take a look at how many results come up on your […]
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Filed under: General, Guest Posts, Weddings on April 8th, 2008 | 2 Comments »