SALT.agency is pleased to announce the promotion of Dan Taylor to Head of Technical SEO. In his new role, Dan will be the go-to person for all things technical. He’ll be responsible for building frameworks for the SALT.agency team and overlooking the technical performance of all our clients. Dan has built his expert set of […]
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What is a content hub? A content hub is a collection of articles about a specific topic that has internal links to cluster content, which provides more information to various sections of the overall topic. A content hub and a blog are not the same. Blog posts are often about various topics, whereas a content […]
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Positioning yourself as a subject expert through the effective use of topic clusters is an excellent way to improve your website’s search visibility and lay the foundation for a strong internal linking framework. Adopting a topic cluster model builds authority within your specialist field by providing multiple pieces of content and generating an easier way […]
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SALT.agency is proud to announce that it has been recognised in the Queen’s Awards for Enterprise in the category of international trade. Personally approved by Her Majesty The Queen, SALT’s recognition comes for outstanding short-term growth in overseas sales over the last three years. The Queen’s Awards for Enterprise are among the most prestigious business awards […]
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Optimising a website’s product or services range can involve implementing a variety of activities for a successful campaign. Add to this any limited resources and time restrictions and the overall strategy could become a significant challenge. Understanding seasonal trends of your product range can help prioritise your SEO efforts from the start, leading to timely […]
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Technical SEO agency, SALT.agency, has announced interplanetary SEO services as part of a broadened package to prepare its clients for the online world of tomorrow. With space travel only years away, the agency has taken the first step in intergalactic digital marketing by launching a range of stellar interplanetary services, including: HREFPLANG troubleshooting & mapping […]
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Next.js is a popular component of modern headless architectures, with many companies choosing to build on the front end in Next.js and then connecting to a CMS such as WordPress for backend content management. Like all platforms, these builds can have technical SEO issues, and this isn’t lost on Next themselves, who have built a […]
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Web Vitals are metrics created by Google to measure page performance in a standardised way. Google analyses real user data from the Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX) and compares the real experience of these users to see where they fall within the Web Vitals metrics. The Core Web Vitals are then used by Google as […]
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When you are writing content, one of the golden rules is remembering your audience. While it’s important to craft and fine-tune your words to satisfy Google and other search engines, your piece becomes worthless if it’s not friendly or engaging to the human eye. Any SEO specialist will tell you the primary focus of your […]
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Ecommerce SEO, sometimes referred to as retail SEO, is a strategy that is carried out to help improve your organic visibility in search results to drive targeted traffic to your online store. It involves enhancing your online presence, utilising a number of methods, and optimisation techniques. Why is SEO important for Ecommerce? Optimising your ecommerce […]
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Every brand needs to define its unique tone of voice. For many, it acts as the face of your organisation. Tone of voice entices potential customers and indicates the ‘personality’ of your company within the first few sentences of any post. Harnessing a tone of voice is important no matter the nature of your business. […]
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The core of this post has been written by our Guest writers, Hamid Eslami and Mohammad Hossein Rouhani. Hamid is a lead front-end engineer and Mohammad is a lead SEO. Single-page applications (SPA’s) are great, but their various complexities can sometimes cause problems. If not set up correctly, Google Analytics (GA) can mix up paid […]
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