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SIMON & SIMON deliver language courses in English and more than 20 Foreign Languages, primarily on-site at their clients’ premises around the UK, on a 1:1 or group basis. Since their launch in 1990 they have grown to become the UK’s No.1 provider of experienced language trainers to business. This is namely down to their [...] You might also be interested in the following related posts:
Google officially announced the second stage roll out of the Panda Update across all English language regions yesterday. The algorithmic update was initially launched in the US just over a month ago and was designed to help users find the higher quality sites in the search results. The team at Google have had a lot [...] You might also be interested in the following related posts:
The Distilled link building seminar may be over in the UK, but a debate continued after the last presentation slide ended. Two of the presenters – Russ Jones and Martin Macdonald – predominantly discussed black hat SEO tactics on ways to manipulate Google. Although these were pitched in a way that encouraged positive learnings for [...] You might also be interested in the following related posts: