We have developed a simple framework which can be used to analyse websites' on-site optimisation. We have called this framework the "On-site SEO analysis framework".

The goal behind this framework is to give a structure for analysing a website's on-page optimisation for search engines. As a result, you can use this framework to analyse how good your own businesses website is optimised or search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN.

This is the first in a series of posts covering some of the useful things you can find out with Google Analytics, starting with the Visitors Map Overlay. Building up information about your customers is incredibly useful for businesses as they are better informed to respond to the market they operate in. This post discusses some of the benefits that knowing the geographical location of your website visitors can bring.

Google currently dominates the search engine market and looks set to continue to do so in the near future especially with millions of people having Google set as their homepage. Given that so many use Google for so many reasons, this tutorial should help you be more efficient with your searching.

Blogs are everywhere, there's no denying it. With millions of readers every day and facilitated by a whole host of simple to install, low maintenance software and sites such as Wordpress, Blogspot and Blogger it's easy to jump on the bandwagon as a business without fully knowing the impact a blog can have. It is also easy to dismiss blogs as yet another form of media that has developed that is mainly used for social purposes and is just another fad, however they can have big impacts on businesses with added customer value and SEO benefits.