Marissa Freeman

Marissa Freeman

#Digital#News#Digital Strategy#Website Development#Performance Websites

Director’s Digest: The Critical Need for Consent Mode in Modern Marketing

Brought to you by Marissa Freeman, Director of Client Success, this edition of our Director's Digest delves into the implications of Consent Mode for your website and why failing to implement it could severely hinder your marketing efforts. Launched by Google in 2020, Consent Mode has transformed from a helpful tool to an absolute necessity for businesses aiming to thrive amidst stringent data privacy regulations and growing consumer awareness. But why is it so crucial now, and what happens if you neglect it?

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Simon Mellodew

Simon Mellodew

Marissa Freeman

Marissa Freeman

#Growth Driven Design#Website design#Website Development#Performance Websites#User Experience

Webinar Video Recording: Making Every Website Visit Count Your Cost-Effective Website Revamp

We're thrilled to announce that our recent webinar, Making Every Website Visit Count: Your Cost-Effective Website Revamp, was a great success! For those who couldn't attend or want to revisit the invaluable tips and insights, we've got you covered with a link to the video recording.

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Tim Richards

Tim Richards

#Performance Websites

GA4 Has Landed! So What?

If you’ve been living in a Barbenheimer haze for the past few months, you may not be aware that the 1st July saw the closing down of the old Universal Analytics. However, if you are still wondering what this switch has meant for you, your data and your business, we have you covered.

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Luke Jennings

Luke Jennings

#Digital#Website Development#Performance Websites

Here is Why Trying to Sell From a Compromised Website is Pointless

When we talk about website development it’s usually all about opportunities. A fast, attractive and easy to use website will bring huge benefits to any business. These include more sales, more profits and a stronger brand. If you appreciate those benefits, ask yourself what would happen if you no longer had them. Perhaps because your site security was compromised. Or, worse still, what if your compromised site was actively harming your business?

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