If you’re in any SEO groups around the web, there has been chatter recently about ranking websites with just traffic. For years we’ve all been…
Can you rank a website with just traffic?
Most website owners want to integrate their site with Twitter in some way, whether it’s social links, a Twitter feed, or posting news automatically to Twitter, there’s a heap of resources here on using Twitter with your setup.
For assistance using Twitter with your business WordPress or WooCommerce site, get in touch with Silicon Dales today.
New WordPress 4.0 Lets You Embed Tweets… Here’s How!
The latest version of WordPress shipped this week. If you’re on WP, then updating is recommended as soon as possible. WordPress 4.0! WordPress 4.0 is…
Twitter Header Image Size / Dimensions
UPDATE 2 – its time for the 2019 update on this one… If you’re looking to find out the Twitter banner size, or something similar,…
Twitter: “The email confirmation link you followed is invalid. Click “Resend confirmation” from Settings for a new one.”
This is a Twitter error message that we have sometimes received when signing up a new Twitter account (usually for a client). The email confirmation…
“I’d really like a web presence for free”
Here at Silicon Dales, we get many requests from organisations such as charities, parish councils, sports teams and churches, who would like a web presence, but…
Can We Feed Twitter and Facebook Automatically From Our Company Blog?
For business, time is money, so any time saved can equal money in the bank. We know this, at Silicon Dales, so we build websites…
Fix Master Sync Disabled in Samsung Galaxy s4, s5, s6 or s7
This is an update of an old post, which people still visit regularly, where I described how to get the Facebook / Gmail / email…
Twitter Header Photo Size
This is a new addition, as our old post on Twitter header image dimensions has since gone out of date! The new (current, correct as…
18th Century Web Fonts
We have been looking for some really fancy 19th Century web fonts as part of a project to put some information from 1800’s history books…