Posts by Kimia:
Blogging & SEO
February 27th, 2012
It shouldn’t be a question, it should be a must! Ranking high on search engines is the next step to success after creating the perfect website for your business. While you can temporarily achieve this using PPC, organic SEO is a much better long term investment. Organically ranking high on search engines can be achieved using many methods, Blogging being one of the most effective.
By having a blog, a business is able to continuously provide recent updates, which in turn allows them to rank higher on search engines. Sites that are not providing new content will not be recognised by search engines as well as those that do, as the information will be deemed as outdated.
It is essential to have relevant and interesting content combined with essential keywords to invite specific audiences to your blog and to encourage return visitors to your site and for those visitors to spread the word. FB and Twitter can be used to direct visitors to your blog, encouraging more even traffic and making your brand known.
….I suppose we should be taking our own advice! But as we have very little time for ourselves and heaps of time or you, contact us to find out how we can help you with blogging, SEO and many more services.
Taking the P*ss
December 1st, 2011Taking a leak will never have to be boring again!
THANK YOU
October 14th, 2011
Thank you to everyone who came to to the event a couple of weeks ago- Kids, adults and dogs! It was good to see some old and new faces.
Although we didn’t manage to reach our target of £500, we managed to beat lasts years total and collected £380 which is much appreciated 
I would also like to send a BIG thankyou to Fari Peyman and Carolyn Peyman for hosting the event and to all those who baked cakes.
World’s Biggest Coffee Morning
September 21st, 2011
Join Notting Hill Internet Services on Friday 30th September for the World’s Biggest Coffee Morning, where we will be raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support.
Last year we raised £300 and hope to beat that by raising £500 this year! We would like to invite everyone to join us on Friday 30th September for coffee, tea, juices and cakes at our office in Ladbroke Grove between 9am and 12pm.
Come down to socialise and snack. No one really works on a Friday anyway!
Hope to see you all there
Microsoft Copies Apple and Dismisses Use of Flash in Tablets!
September 20th, 2011On Wednesday, Microsoft fans where informed on the building windows 8 blog that “the tablet” will no longer be supporting Adobe’s Flash, but will be using HTML5 instead.
Microsoft 8 will make flash available on it’s traditional PCs but not for it’s touch specific type products i.e. the tablet, therefore there will be two versions of Internet Explorer 10.
Dean Hachamovitch, head of Microsoft’s IE team, stated that ultimately, replacing flash with HTML5 on the tablet will prolong battery life, security and reliability and that flash isn’t needed for streaming videos or surfing the web. These reasons given by Hachamovitch are nearly identical to the thoughts of Steve Jobs, the former Apple CEO.
With Apple, Microsoft and web experts like ourselves dismissing the use of the plug-in, can this be the beginning of the end for flash?
