SEO

Scariest things you can say to marketing and PR professionals

By Jess Warby / 6th October 2026 / Comments Off on Scariest things you can say to marketing and PR professionals

As we waved goodbye to the summer in a very warm September, we’ve been thrust into spooky season with foggy mornings and, of course, rain. October is a personal favourite of mine, not cold enough for a big coat, yet lots of scary surprises await.  When we aren’t binge watching our Halloween favourites, we are…

FACTS: The SEO framework for AI search

By Jess Warby / 17th August 2026 / Comments Off on FACTS: The SEO framework for AI search

EEAT has shaped SEO strategy for years. Google’s framework (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) gave marketers a clear set of steps to optimise, and it worked for some time. Rank well on Google, get found by customers. It sounds simple enough.  But search behaviour has shifted significantly. Customers now discover brands through ChatGPT, TikTok, Google Maps, and AI Overviews, often without typing a query into…

Page speed and size, and why they make or break a website

By Jess Warby / 14th July 2026 / Comments Off on Page speed and size, and why they make or break a website

Slow websites are quick losers of visitors. That’s not an exaggeration, research by Google found 53% of mobile users will abandon a page that takes longer than 3 seconds to load. That’s more than half your potential audience gone before they’ve seen anything on your page. Page speed and page size are two of the…

When Google’s AI gets it wrong, who’s responsible?

By Fran Stevens / 18th June 2026 / Comments Off on When Google’s AI gets it wrong, who’s responsible?

There’s been a lot of talk about AI getting things wrong. They call these hallucinations, where an AI system presents information that is wrong or made up. It’s only recently that the legal question of who bears responsibility for those false statements was answered. This June, a German court made a landmark ruling that could…

What is the Google 3-pack and how can you rank there?

By Jess Warby / 16th June 2026 / Comments Off on What is the Google 3-pack and how can you rank there?

When someone searches for a local business on Google, three listings appear at the top of the page which sit just above the organic results. This is the Google 3-pack – prime real estate for any business hoping to attract nearby customers. If you run a local business, securing a spot in the 3-pack can…

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Artificial Intelligence

By Jess Warby / 9th June 2026 / Comments Off on The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence has huge economic potential, with a projected market value of $407 billion by 2027. For PR and marketing professionals, this technology is already changing our processes. However, widespread adoption introduces severe risks, including deepfakes, job displacement and critical security breaches that can damage a brand’s reputation overnight.  AI tools are transforming how we work…

Why every business should be focusing time and money in their SEO

By Jess Warby / 5th May 2026 / Comments Off on Why every business should be focusing time and money in their SEO

There’s been a buzz about SEO, GEO, AEO and whatever other search/AI abbreviation you can think of for a while now. Every few years it’s something new. And here’s the thing – over 50% of all website traffic comes from organic search. It would be insane not to focus on getting more organic search traffic…

What is GEO and is it really the new SEO?

By Jess Warby / 3rd April 2026 / Comments Off on What is GEO and is it really the new SEO?

Search habits are undergoing a huge transformation. Instead of typing brief queries into a search bar and scrolling through pages of blue links, consumers are asking more specific questions and receiving fully formed answers as a result. Tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google Gemini are intercepting traditional search journeys, synthesising information from across the web…

Bad UX is quietly destroying your SEO

By Jess Warby / 2nd March 2026 / Comments Off on Bad UX is quietly destroying your SEO

Search engines don’t just operate on the basis of keyword matching. Google’s algorithms evaluate how users interact with your website, factoring experience quality into rankings – as well as traditional SEO elements. If visitors struggle to navigate your site, find information, or wait endlessly for pages to load, this doesn’t just disengage potential customers, but…

Why FAQs are your website’s secret weapon for SEO success

By Jess Warby / 9th December 2025 / Comments Off on Why FAQs are your website’s secret weapon for SEO success

  The way we search the web has fundamentally changed. Gone are the days when we would simply type a disjointed string of keywords into a search bar and hope for the best. We have moved from “best running shoes London” to asking complex, conversational questions like, “What are the best running shoes for flat…