Insights

Articles and guides on search and answer engine visibility, analytics and consent.

Making Email Searchable

Excellent article from Wired discussing the merits of considering Search Engines when designing your trade emails… Read the article Back to blog / Back to Evisible

Bye, Bye Waterfall, hello ‘Responsive’ web design

Readwriteweb article discussing how the traditional ‘Waterfall’ design management ethos following wider project mangement trends by giving way to ‘Responsive’ design practices, worth a read… Read the article…

Penguin rules

Excellent analysis of the latest so called ‘SEO killer‘ update from Google from Search Engine Watch, explores the apparent targeting of ‘Spammy’ back links with some common sense…

HTTP not so S

New research from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne discovers a vulnerability in HTTPS web encryption. Article from The Economist Back to blog / Back to Evisible  

What’s in a Tweet?

Great info-graphic from The Economist, dissecting what’s behind a Tweet… Read the Article Back to blog / Back to Evisible

The Google way to blackout your site…

With the impending SOPA circus coming to a head, Google has issued guidelines on how to minimise any potential lasting hang over caused by temporarily closing down your…

Google Algorithm updates and fun with Codenames

Useful and amusing post on recent algorithm changes to Google Search and how Google comes up with codenames for updates like ‘Panda’ and ‘Caffeine’ Read the Google Blogpost…

Moore to the law…

Article from Nature – Research into the conductivity of Nano-scale electrical components promises the continuation of Moore’s Law with even smaller processors. Read the article Back to blog…

The Internet Vs the Un-Internet

Wired’s Dave Winer AKA Web Monkey, muses on the life cycle of technology adoption and the battle for control between legislators / gatekeepers, innovators and user communities, can…

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