Over the weekend hackers, supposedly from Russia and North Korea, launched a sustained cyber attack on hundreds of accounts belonging to MPs, Lords, aides, and other staff at the Houses of Parliament. Up to 90 accounts had been breached, representing around one per cent of the total. According to The Sunday Times the attack was […]
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You may be putting off joining Twitter, Facebook or Instagram for your business. Perhaps you don’t use social media or understand it yourself – or just don’t really see the point. To some, it can seem like a lot of hard work with no real payback. After all, you might be thinking, will social media directly […]
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Google has released Project Owl and it is suddenly not such a hoot online for fake news anymore! Project Owl is fighting against problematic searches that plague our queries. With more websites offering a jaded view of the world through people’s opinions rather than fact it is becoming increasingly important to stop these offensive topics […]
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Last week Instagram launched Location and Hashtag Stories to its Explore tab as part of its latest updates. This means that brands and public pages are able to post with local areas and interests in mind through hashtags. Once updated this means that new story rings appear above Explore, which features stories from people in […]
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Growing an organic audience for your business on social media is no easy task – it can take a long time and lots of hard work. It’s great when it feels like you’re getting somewhere with it, so it’s no wonder many businesses start to panic when they see their follower numbers drop. Some fluctuation […]
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Typically when people write about the Google Search Quality Evaluator guidelines, they focus on the content aspects of the document. The guidelines are however an invaluable source of information for a number of things, including how reviews and your overall online presence can impact how Google trusts your website (from a guidelines perspective at least). […]
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SALT.agency is proud to announce that it has joined up with Dr. Z. Cliffe Schreuders and his team at Leeds Beckett University on a research project that seeks to create a cyber security certification standard for websites, networks, and infrastructures. In 2016 it was estimated by the Government that two thirds of large businesses in […]
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With competition across courier and haulage companies becoming ever more fierce, it is more important than ever that independent and SME firms stand out among the crowd. This paper discusses the saturation of the courier and haulage industries and explains what can be done to ensure online success. Request a copy of it here.
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Cyber security experts are warning people not to partake in the “top ten concert” statuses that are appearing on Facebook. In them, users list ten concerts that they have attended while including one that they have not been to — leaving friends to guess which one happens to be the lie. Although the activity seems like […]
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Through the years SEO has changed considerably, in particular the tactics used by individuals in order to gain media coverage for particular links. By nature the SEO industry is one that focuses on links as they are part of hundreds of key ranking factors. There are many tactics available in order to earn links, both […]
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Update 26/03/2018: This position has now been filled. Please follow our social channels for further information on any internships that we might have in the future. Following on from a recent string of new client wins and a new office in the City of London, Leeds-based technical SEO agency, SALT, is currently seeking an undergraduate […]
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Tools used in this guide: Screaming Frog AHREFs MajesticSEO SALT’s redirect tool Whether you’re migrating to a new website with a different URL structure, or just to a new domain or TLD (Top level domain), it is crucial that you redirect all existing links AND backlinks to the new destination or else you risk losing […]
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