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On average 65 per cent of visitors to a website find it through a search engine. Google is the dominant search engine accounting for 85 per cent of Irish search engine usage while Bing and Yahoo make up 10 per cent and others less than 5 per cent. Here we will explore the best practices to improving website positions and visitor traffic to a website.

As of this week, people can take a walk down their favourite street in Ireland from the comfort of home after the roll out of Google’s Street View project for Ireland.

The smartphone revolution continues to gather momentum and Slickflix in the Newpark Shopping Centre in Kilkenny is leading the charge with a wide range of Android phones in stock.

Social media experts and social networking enthusiasts will descend on NUI Galway from 26-27 August for BlogTalk, an international event to discuss current online trends and future developments in social media.

STEVE MACKAY, the man who played saxophone on The Stooges, extraordinary 1970 album Funhouse and the 2007 reunion album The Weirdness, and who also toured with the band in 1970 and 2003, is coming to Galway.

The eight men and four women of the jury in the Coole cold case murder trial were sent home yesterday (June 24) to conclude their first week’s involvement in the expected three-week trial of Vera McGrath (61) and her former son-in-law, Colin Pinder (47), for the murder of her husband over 23 years ago.

Last week I mentioned Mary Hanafin, Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport. To be honest, if I’d been asked in a pub quiz what was Mary Hanafin the minister for I wouldn’t have had a clue. Thanks to Google the information was readily available.

Web-Check, Fáilte Ireland’s e-Business initiative to support tourism businesses i is holding a free conference in The Clayton Hotel, Galway on Tuesday June next to help local tourism businesses in the West improve their online presence.

The digital marketing revolution has arrived and the internet is now helping us find information, goods, and services not just globally but locally, quickly and easily. The following top tips have been offered by Aró, online marketing consultants for SMEs and existing website owners wishing to enhance their visibility for their websites and drive revenue online. Some of these strategies are also useful for non website owners, as follows:

The digital marketing revolution has truly arrived and the internet is now helping us find information, goods, and services not just globally but locally, quickly, and easily. Here is a 10 tip overview of top online actions for SMEs; for existing website owners to enhance their visibility for their websites and drive revenue online, and Web 2.0 strategies for non website owners, that don’t incur any cost, just time.