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Google has made two major updates impacting SEO and paid ads — removing the num=100 parameter and redesigning ad labels. Learn what these changes mean for visibility, data accuracy, and your digital marketing strategy with insights from BBI Brandboost.

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Cyberattacks on retail and E-Commerce businesses are rising at an alarming rate, with major high street names and independent online stores alike falling victim to sophisticated digital threats.

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If your SEO results have stalled despite your best efforts, an expert review can save you hours of guesswork.

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Artificial Intelligence has become a familiar presence in almost every developer’s workflow. According to the 2025 Stack Overflow Developer Survey, 84% of developers are using or plan to use AI tools.

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Google completed its August 2025 spam update on 22nd September, following a 27 day rollout that began on 26th August.

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Each season, the Premier League welcomes three new clubs from the Championship. Often, those promoted sides quickly find themselves out of their depth. Last year, Leicester, Ipswich and Southampton went straight back down. The year before, it was Luton, Burnley and Sheffield United who could not survive the step up.

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As a hands-on company director, Jason inspires our team with his visionary approach to marketing coupled with his impressive technical expertise. A stickler for detail with an eye for design and a talent for writing, Jason is as adept at creating eye-catching marketing material as he is at planning the strategies behind goal-surpassing marketing campaigns.

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29Mar

Mobile Up or Desktop Down

Jason Freeman | 29 Mar, 2017 |
Should your next website be designed Mobile Up or Desktop Down? What is mobile up? Which mindset should you be in? Should all websites be responsive? Find out in this important, informative guide.
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We're all familiar with interstitial broadcast advertising, where a commercial break comes between programmes. We sometimes may enjoy one or two of the ads or we might just leave the room for a break.
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