We’ve been having a flood of emails from our lovely clients, all concerned about the recent emails they’ve been receiving from Google about the changes to the G Suite terms and conditions. Primarily, what Google are calling the “version 2.0 of the G Suite Data Processing Amendment” or DPA 2.0 for short!

I have never before received such a confusing and convoluted email – if you’re still confused about where to go or what to do, hopefully this will shed some light on the issue.

GDPR might seem like a brutal death blow for your email newsletters, but if you ask me it’s going to be awesome. I’m dreaming of an email utopia… a Monday morning inbox containing only the most vital messages to sift …

Those pesky EU bureaucrats are at it again, poking their noses into our world wide web and trying to protect our personal data from being exploited by nefarious internet baddies. TYPICAL. It's political correctness gone mad I tell you! GDPR ...

One of the more recent additions to our standard hosting packages is the SSL certificate. It used to be rare that a client would request (or even need) an SSL certificate installed on their website, but as more and more …

We’ve been building websites for clients for well over a decade, and in the early days it was often the the case that we’d only work within the confines of a client’s existing web hosting provider, or set them up …

One of the more common questions we’re asked at the studio is: “should I have a blog on my website?”. To which I usually answer sarcastically: “do you have anything to say?”. This is often met with look of bafflement, …