10 Reasons Your Small Business Isn’t Showing on Google (And How to Fix It)

You have invested time, energy, and money into launching your small business website. You’ve picked out a sleek design, added your logo, and proudly published your services online. So, why can’t you find your business when you type your services into Google? It is one of the most common frustrations we hear from business owners. […]

Can a Stranger Understand Your Business in Five Seconds?

Can a Stranger Understand Your Business in Five Seconds

I was looking at a prospective client’s website the other day. It looked great. Professional branding, cool photography, fresh, clean design, clearly, somebody had invested a decent amount of time and money into it. After about a minute though, I realised something – I still wasn’t entirely sure what they actually did! Now, that probably […]

What Businesses Can Learn from the Digital Tabloids About AI

What Businesses Can Learn from the Digital Tabloids About AI

Have you ever noticed how often you end up on the Mail Online, The Mirror or The Sun after Googling a completely random question? “How old is Jeremy Clarkson?” “Why did Oasis split up?” “Who is the new Doctor Who?” Love them or hate them, the digital tabloids are brilliant at one thing. Getting found. […]

Stop Making Assumptions

Have you ever noticed how quickly we make our minds up about a business? We all do it. You land on a website, glance at a logo, see a few photos and, within seconds, you’ve already started filling in the blanks. “They’ll be expensive.” “They’re probably too small.” “They only work with big companies.” “They’re […]

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? 

How you can benefit from Google’s content update

We take it for granted that Google’s ‘job’ is to provide the most relevant information possible to the person searching for it. It sounds obvious, but whenever we search on Google, we’re looking for the most helpful answer they can provide . 

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