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A grade for Alphabet
Some interesting news has developed in the race to become the world’s most valuable, profitable and successful company. It has recently been announced that Alphabet (that is Google’s parent company incase you […]
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Virtual reality ma’am?
Ever wanted to nose around the Queen’s house? Well now you can – well sort of, and the best encounter is reserved for students though. In a step forward and further enhancement […]
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Has Google ‘paid its dues?’
No prizes for guessing what we are referring to here! Of course it is the tax payment issue (or seemingly lack of it.) HMRC have been investigating the tax whereabouts of Google […]
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Google ‘drive’?
Following on from our New Year posts where we have explored the type of developments and changes that might be taking place in the SEO industry during 2016 (see: https://www.weareinfront.com/seo-and-2016/ ) we […]
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The big giants taking on the bigger giants?
Here we are referring to 4 specific companies: Toyota & Ford V Apple and Google. It sounds like a bit of a boxing match and in due course, it leads to some […]
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SEO and 2016
Happy New Year! We have just dawned the start of a new year and the sun is slowly rising into 2016. With metaphorical (and hopefully actual) longer and brighter days ahead, it […]
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The future of search: Is it time for a makeover?
Google undeniably reigns supreme in the world of search, boasting a market share of over 90%. While Google’s dominance is impressive, it has raised some valid concerns about competition and innovation […]
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What Makes a Successful Team? The Google Approach
In any business, teamwork is the key to success. But what exactly makes a team successful? Google has delved deep into this question, and their research reveals some valuable insights into how […]
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Twitter stops sharing its sharing information
This is not actually news as this was announced a few months ago. What makes it worthy of a blog post now is because: 1) It is coming into effect, 2) This […]
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