EURO 2016 has kicked off and the level of excitement in our office is reaching fever pitch. Here’s a topical (ish) post. How many domains can be used to illustrate The Beautiful Game? I’m not gonna lie, it’s full of blatant hard sell and dodgy puns – hey, it’s my job…

The new gTLDs began launching in 2013. A steady trickle continues, with some still in contention whilst applicants battle for ownership. A second launch is planned, the year 2020 being the latest target. So, did the new gTLDs take over the world? Should .COM feel threatened? Is Elvis still King?

Based on valuable feedback and insights, we’ve taken our website to the next level. We’ve pored over wireframes and mockups. We’ve talked about reducing the amount of clicks and optimising our code. After some final tweaks our new website is finally here…

It’s the end of April and last weekend in Luxembourg we enjoyed sun, rain, wind, snow, and rubber ducks. Crazy I know, snow at this time of year. The rubber ducks? Oh that’s quite normal in the Grand Duchy… 

It used to be that if you wanted better page ranking, an exact match domain (EMD) did the job – until Google upped the game. EMD sites quickly lost ranking. An update meant that EMDs no longer received preferential treatment and had to prove themselves. So, are they still worth registering?

Penguin 4 is due to launch any day. There’s online speculation that it’s already landed but Google’s refusing to confirm – it’s gonna be a surprise. This real time update will constantly run in the background, hunting down sites with unnatural links. Do you even know what they are? You might be surprised…