Share Thisinaccurate Google Maps listings – Harrods of Bradford
Google Maps: the key to improving local results or just an unreliable mess? Where is Harrods exactly? I’ll check Google Maps. Imagine my surprise to find out where it was…
Google URL Builder Template – the Attacat version ;)
oooo – look a shiny new Google URL builder template, can I download it? Yes you can…
New website launch: Cameron Optometry
We have recently completed another web project and re-launched the website for Cameron Optomotry.
Cameron Optometry are one of the UK’s leading optometrists with huge amounts of clinical experience and extensive knowledge in the contact lens field. With leading experts on their staff they are best placed to assist with everything from check-ups and simple prescriptions [...]
There’s a blog post thief about: bring out your memes!
We found a blog post thief – not even the slightest bit of credit for either of the 2 posts they stole! Luckily we still host the images…
Graduate Marketing Jobs: 2 new positions available at Attacat
2012 – time for some new people at Attacat, not because we don’t like the old ones but we just need more people! Find out how to apply
‘Communication’ through email: time for a change?
Email – the greatest communication tool in the right hands, a huge waste of time in the wrong ones. Find out what Attacat plan to do to reduce the amount of time we spend in Outlook to increase the time we spend on your accounts.
#ScotlandHour – The Benefits of Social Media for Tourism
A small group of us have developed what we think is a really powerful way of joining up the voices of Scottish tourism businesses – the idea is called #ScotlandHour – and the more businesses who get involved the more effective our choir of voices becomes.
“not provided” : the new organic keyword in Google Analytics
“not provided” – could this be your biggest organic referring keyword soon? Google have moved the goal posts again – time for us to find a way around these changes…
Organic Click Through Rates: Study me this, Study me that
Click through rates on the first page of Google eh? Looking for a definitive answer – you’ve come to the wrong place! The results are in: survey says – we’re not quite sure…
Clickstream Whitepaper: the online purchase path
Google have just released a whitepaper – Beyond last click: Understanding your consumers’ online path to purchase – with some very interesting stats about the purchase path length and types across different verticals. I’ve summarised the important points from a search perspective.
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