Author Archives: Rob

The New Yahoo! and Bing Logos

By Rob September 19, 2013

I find it admirable that Yahoo designed their new logo in-house over a weekend. A few staff tried different fonts using Adobe Illustrator. They knew that they wanted to stick with the word, exclamation point and colour, so all that would change was the font, letter sizing and spacing, and the possibility of extra imagery.

Australian SMEs – 62% Without Websites

By Rob August 20, 2013

Only 38% of Small/Medium business in Australia have a website, according to research by MYOB Business Monitor (via Smart Company). While this is a 1% improvement in the last year, it is well below the peak of 47% back in October 2010. That means, on the balance, one fifth of those businesses have dumped their.

Hosting in Australia or the USA?

By Rob August 6, 2013

In most instances, choosing where to host your website is quite straightforward: For Visitors From Your Own Country Use the correct country code domain for your country – widgets.com.au On your contact page list your address Mention your country on your home page – We Are Australia’s Leading Widget Supplier Use an local hosting service.

WordPress Powering 19% of All Web Sites

By Rob August 2, 2013

WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg shared where WordPress was at the annual San Francisco WordCamp last week. As well as detailing many exciting new features to look forward to, Matt informed the crowd that WordPress now powers 18.9% of all web sites. Roughly 66% of those websites and blogs are in English. Monthly pageviews for all.

How Much Does A Logo Design Cost?

By Rob April 9, 2013

Logos are important for all sorts of reasons, and when you have a brand new web site it lets people know that you are a legitimate business – spammers rarely put that much effort in. It is crucial that your logo looks professional, but how much should that cost? Here are some famous examples: Microsoft.

WordCamp Melbourne 2013

By Rob April 3, 2013

I am attending this year’s WordCamp conference in Melbourne. It is basically a “anything WordPress” get together, and a great event for keeping up with the latest tips, trends, ideas and services. The majority of the sites we provide are based on WordPress – for significant reasons – and I am expecting to get.

How to improve client relationship

By Rob November 21, 2012

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Making a great first impression

By Rob November 19, 2012

5 SEO Books for 2013 that you have to read!

By Rob November 19, 2012

The future of search

By Rob November 19, 2012