A Facebook Timeline Strategy
Argh! You just logged in to Facebook and your customised business page with your expensive welcome tab and customised sidebar is gone.Gone to be replaced by a whole new system that you might not...
View ArticleWhen Tweets Go Wrong
With the recent jailing of student Liam Stacey for racially offensive comments on Twitter it is perhaps necessary to take a moment and consider the consequences of expressing yourself inappropriately...
View ArticlePaligap Brands Go For Gold With New Website
The creative minds at Paligap Brands Ltd are at it again! Hot on the heels of a successful Olympic Event at Paligap HQ on 8th March, the team are delighted to announce the launch of the company's brand...
View ArticleWhat Star Wars Can Teach Us About Basic SEO Truths
Working in SEO the one question I am asked more than any other is "How do you apply the lessons you have learned from Star Wars to your work on a daily basis?". In celebration of Star Wars Day I have...
View ArticleDesign Pathways - A Train of Thought
Great design has the power to inspire and provoke, regardless of the medium, method or niche you find it in. For the creative individual, design is less about the physical implementation and more about...
View ArticleA Cookie Conundrum
Normally the biggest cookie-related problem at Paligap comes when the jar next to the kettle is empty and we are faced with the prospect of tea and coffee, but nothing to dunk. The impending May 26th...
View ArticleGoogle Puts SEO Agencies On Notice
Google has come down heavily on Arizona SEO Agency iAcquire for their alleged involvement in the purchase of links for a client. Paligap's Iain Bartholomew looks at the background to the case, the...
View ArticleWhen Inspiration Fails
Where do ideas come from when the blogger's mind is blank? Paligap's Iain Bartholomew takes a look at sources of inspiration and how to make the most of your ability.
View ArticleIE7 Tax is a Fair Price to Pay
In a bold move designed to draw attention to the continuing use of outdated web browsing software, the team at Kogan have implemented what is believed to be the world's first tax on Internet Explorer 7...
View Article3 Ways Jimmy Carr's Tax Avoidance Apology Can Make You Better At SEO
Jimmy Carr has flirted with controversy this week, but appears to have escaped with his image intact thanks to a statement of contrition. Examination of the statement reveals 3 key elements that those...
View ArticleUnlucky for Some
If the movies have taught us anything, it's that Friday the 13th is a night of murder, horror and things that go bump in the night. To mark the occasion we spoke to the Paligap staff to find out which...
View ArticleMobile Matters
Would it really be so hard to make websites that just work on mobile devices? Iain Robinson explores the virtues of responsive website design and design for mobiles in the latest dispatch from the...
View ArticleBrand building. Integrating online and offline marketing.
As a digital agency we think long and hard about the online messaging and technology that we put out there. We obsess about the merits of Facebook v Twitter, LinkedIn v Google + and banner ads v SEO....
View ArticleWe're mad about motors
With the recent unveiling of our responsive website for Bridgend Motor Group (the first responsive site created in Ayrshire no less), a brief to build another responsive site for Mercedes-Benz...
View ArticleITV Rebrand YAY or NAY?
New Year, new logo - well for ITV at least. Their overnight rebrand has sparked discussions in the design world, and the Paligap design studio, after the unveiling and update of all itv branded digital...
View ArticleFacebook mobile usage compounds web trend
You do it without noticing. A stream of social content, so constant that it's become second nature that 12% of your day is spent looking at it, something from it or something to do with it; 29% of that...
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