

Google accused of 'burying' TripAdvisor and Yelp
Google has been accused of 'burying' TripAdvisor and Yelp in search results, after the two review sites seemed to disappear from search results.


Breaking down 160 pages of Google’s Search Quality Guidelines in just 1,324 words.
Google has just published an update to its Search Quality Guidelines. The bad news? It’s a 160 page document. The good news? We’ve picked out the big changes so you don’t have to.


Stickyeyes scoops Best Search Agency Award
We’re delighted to have been named ‘Best Large SEO Agency’ at last night’s UK Search Awards.


The 2015 Consumer Finance Report is coming
The Stickyeyes Consumer Finance Intelligence Report is coming soon. Make sure that you are amongst the first to get your hands on a copy.


Five Black Friday fails you should not repeat this year
Black Friday is soon upon us and, amongst the mayhem and the bargains, there are a few lessons from 2014 that retailers need to learn if they are to avoid a significant cost not only to their bottom line, but to their brand reputation.


Five steps you cannot miss when setting up your HTTPS website
Many brands are transferring their websites to HTTPS. However, many are making fundamental mistakes that are impacting their user experience, search ranking and their site security.


How does Google judge quality content?
Brands are pumping out huge volumes of content, much of it based around the need to support their SEO strategy, but how effective is that content? To produce content that actually works in search, you need to know how Google judges quality content.


Stickyeyes continues its support for Gift For Granny this Christmas
Following last year’s success, the Stickyeyes team will be coming together again to support ‘Gift For Granny’.


Sky AdSmart highlights power of people-based marketing
New figures from the broadcaster Sky suggest that a more targeted approach to television ads has driven significant value for its advertisers.


How advertisers can revolutionise search with Google Customer Match
Audience based buying, pioneered and master by social media advertising giants Facebook and Twitter, has finally landed in the laps of paid search managers across the globe. It promises enormously powerful insight for ad managers.