WordPress Strategy – Part 4: SEO
In our fourth and final WordPress Strategy article, in which we'll be taking a look at Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), what it is and why it's essential to your WordPress website.
James Jenkins
James is the founder of Jenkins Digital and has an extensive background in Information Management, Technology and formerly served in the Australian Defence Force. He leads Web Services for Jenkins Digital.
A fresh spin (cycle) for Conder House
We recently rebuilt the Conder House Laundry & Linen Service website from the ground up for a faster and more modernised experience.
WordPress Strategy – Part 3: Content
Content is king; that's the underlying rule of website design. We delve into content and why it's an essential part of forming your WordPress strategy.
WordPress Strategy – Part 2: Optimisation
We continue our four-part blog series on WordPress Strategy. In this article, we cover website optimisation.
WordPress Strategy – Part 1: Security
We look at defining a four-stage strategy for WordPress website development, starting with website security.
Welcome to the new Jenkins Digital experience
We've been toiling away on our new website for sometime now and we're pleased to finally be able to share with you all.
Learn digital marketing skills for free with Google Digital Garage
Reaching your customers online has never been more important. In this post, we look at the Google Digital Garage and how you can earn a free certification.
Four ways to secure your Microsoft 365 Business Subscription
We take a look at four ways that small businesses can improve their security on the Microsoft 365 Business subscription.
Helping a little bear go a long way
Having a military background means it’s a no brainer for me to support veterans and veteran organisations. We put our skills to work to help a little bear go a long way.
What is keyword stuffing and why is it bad for your website
You've just embarked down the path of building a website for your business, and you're trying to optimise your site for search engines. It's tempting to take shortcuts like keyword stuffing, but here's a rundown on why that can be a natural killer for your site.