The Power Of The E-Newsletter

I remember having a conversation with someone in the IT world back when I started The Bright Click in 2012, who told me that email would be ‘dead within a couple of years’. 

Boost Your Business with Google Ads: Unlocking £400 in Credit for Clicks

Effective advertising is crucial for businesses of all sizes to thrive in the vast and competitive digital landscape. One of the most powerful tools at their disposal is Google Ads. This online advertising platform enables businesses to precisely reach their target audience and maximise their online presence. What makes Google Ads even more enticing is […]

PPC vs. SEO: Which Is Right for Your Business?

When it comes to digital marketing, many strategies are available to businesses looking to increase their online visibility and drive website traffic. Pay-per-click (PPC) advertising and search engine optimisation (SEO) are two of the most popular methods. While both methods are designed to increase visibility in search results, they have different approaches and benefits. In […]

Is your website as up to date as it could be?

A few weeks ago my beloved Brentford FC were playing at home to local rivals Fulham – as there was a lot of interest in the game, it was moved to an 8pm kick-off on a Monday evening in order to be broadcast live on Sky Sports. 

GA4 Is Coming Soon! Why You Need It For Your Business!

Google Analytics is one of the most popular tools companies use to measure website traffic, user behaviour, and conversion rates. Recently, Google has launched a new version of Analytics called Google Analytics 4 (GA4), designed to provide deeper insights into user behaviour and help businesses make informed decisions. In this blog post, we’ll examine why […]

How and Why I Started The Bright Click

I’m writing this blog post as we approach the end of my tenth year of running The Bright Click, a fact that seems extraordinary to me even as I type the words! 

THE POWER OF THE BLOG!

We’re all guilty of it (myself definitely included) – our intentions are great but when it comes to keeping our blog updated with fresh content, it can be very much ‘feast and famine’ am I right?