Mobile usage is on the rise (as we’ve been saying for a while now). We’ve discovered that in 2017, 73 per cent of adults in the UK use the internet “on the go” (away from home or work) using a mobile or smartphone, laptop or other devices. We decided to conduct a short survey in our office. The stats showed over 90 per cent of us use the internet on our commute into work (except for Anthony, he drives...).

2017 has gone in a flash! It seems like 5 minutes ago since we were all counting in the new year. Well, you know what they say ‘time flies when you’re having fun’, and that’s certainly how this year has gone for us here at bOnline.

Don’t just tick the boxes to comply with GDPR – embrace the legislation! It could help grow your business, and connect with your customers.

We’ve speculated the website trends of 2018, and I’m sure you’re curious to know what are we cooking up for new and existing customers in the upcoming year? Here’s a sneak peek at our plans for 2018.

Most myths are harmless, just like that of the Loch Ness Monster, or Santa Claus for children (and possibly some adults out there). There are some myths, however, that have a direct negative impact, like those surrounding VoIP and cloud technology.

Christmas is on our doorstep (already!), and 2018 will be here before we are ready for the fireworks as the clock chimes midnight. You might already be wondering what is in store for your website in the new year, and now’s the time to begin planning for what trends you think can benefit your website in the upcoming year. I’ve been researching into what 2018 could bring and my findings are as follows:

We're targeting SEO difficulties head-on. In this info graphic discover 6 common SEO challenges, and how to overcome them.

1. Finding the right theme
2. Building a sitemap
3. Back-links
4. Underestimating ALT text for images
5. Using duplicated content
6. Forgetting internal links and related posts 

“To design a website myself, or hire a company to Do It For Me (DIFM)?”

Christmas can be a quiet time for B2B small businesses, but it doesn't mean you should miss out on festive marketing.

Everyone by now should have noticed the green https:// on websites that appear in the search bar of web browsers. Over a month ago Google made an update to its algorithm which means that all ‘not secure’ websites are now highlighted to customers.