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How Retailers Are Damaging Their Digital Presence
- June 12, 2017
- Posted by: Tom
- Category: Digital Marketing
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Believe it or not, even some of the biggest retailers in the world are still damaging their online presence. According to NRF CEO Matthew Shay, online sales will grow 8-12% in 2017, whilst a projected 3.7%-4.2% growth rate is only expected for the retail industry as a whole (excluding automobiles, petrol stations, and restaurants). TheDigital Advice helps Managing Director land £300k Contract
- May 19, 2017
- Posted by: Dave
- Category: Featured, Wins
Dave Hartshorne and Olly Mooney have launched the new website for dijitul, ushering in a new chapter for the Mansfield-based company. What started as a website development outfit, the company now advises clients all over the UK on how best to maximise the use of digital platforms in order to grow their revenues. dijitul can
Dijitul Solution Helps Scorpion Drive Sales Increase
- March 28, 2017
- Posted by: Dave
- Category: Featured, Wins
One of the UK’s leading manufacturers of aftermarket exhausts has seen a steep rise in sales, thanks to a new ordering system and integrated B2B website. From its headquarters in Derbyshire, Scorpion Exhausts supplies its dealer network across the country with handcrafted parts. Its staff are well known for their knowledge and experience, and theHartshorne Goes Back To School
- May 4, 2017
- Posted by: Dave
- Category: Wins
Our Digital growth and business development consultant Dave Hartshorne has officially become an Enterprise Adviser – at his former school. Dave attended Manor School, now an academy, in Mansfield Woodhouse, near where he grew up. After leaving school, he co-founded a web design agency called dijitul, although the company has now grown into one that
How Tesco Can Improve Their Traffic, Content and Sales
- April 13, 2017
- Posted by: Tom
- Category: Advice
One of the UK's leading grocery and general merchandise retailers are missing out on huge traffic and sales. Yes, you read that right. Even some of the largest brands in the UK can improve their traffic, content, and even conversions. How, you ask? Simple, by improving their content marketing to attract more customers and sellHow To Easily Maintain Your SEO Rankings
- April 10, 2017
- Posted by: Tom
- Category: Advice
I’m sure that you’ll agree that getting to the top of Google rankings is one of the most important aspects of SEO, and it feels great when you get there. But, maintaining that top spot can be a whole different challenge of its own. However, it doesn’t have to be difficult, and maintaining top spot can
Fuelling Digital Growth & Creating Jobs
- March 29, 2017
- Posted by: Danny
- Category: Advice, Featured, Wins
For many years we’ve been saying that things need to change in regards to digital skills in the UK. The economy is becoming more and more digitised, but as things stand we don’t have the future workforce to grow into these digital roles and take the country forward. In fact it’s something that our own
Becoming A Web Developer Later In Life
- November 10, 2016
- Posted by: Tom
- Category: Advice
Changing your career later in life, can yield many benefits. Some of the main reasons for changing career, are to pursue a new passion, get out of a dead end job, or learn a new skill set to name a few. However, thanks to many digital skills training programs out there, learning a new skill couldn’t
Why Preparing Your Website Content Matters.
- October 26, 2016
- Posted by: Tom
- Category: Advice
Thinking of having a new website made for your business? It can be a really exciting process when it comes to developing your business online. We’ve had the privilege of working with a wide variety of customers from different industries, but there is always one thing that seems to be a common trend. Website launches are
Why Sliders are bad when it comes to User Experience.
- October 7, 2016
- Posted by: Danny
- Category: Advice
Adding in sliders to your website can be a great way to portray multiple messages you want to get across to your consumers, right? Not exactly. Surely they make sense? It makes the page look less static, it moves so will grab people’s attention, and you can essentially add more content to the page which
