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Seo Administrator is a suite of seo software utilities. Each one is focused on a specific seo task and the suite provides you with all of the information you need to get the highest search engine ranking for your website. These seo software tools help you make the right decisions during the website optimization process by providing you with the key information you need to enhance your website positioning.
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We have noticed a considerable number of visitors are our competitors so we thought we would talk to you.
At Littlefish we are always on the lookout for new suitable businesses to buy, we have grown rapidly since 2002 and continue to do so. Much of our growth has come from organic customer development but we are now also looking to grow through acquisitions.Maybe you didn’t think you wanted...
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Plans have been unveiled by Royal Mail for major investment in IT-related projects. The company plans to spend up to £1.2bn over the next four years, developing IT infrastructure which will improve existing products and services as well as expanding into new areas.Delivery staff will take advantage of 25,000 Intermec wireless handheld terminals, allowing customers to easily sign and confirm receipt of items. Mail sorting equipment and mobile handsets will be coupled with...
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It’s been so hot in the office, some people might think that we’ve let the heat send us a little crazy, however we’ve created an offer to end all offers! Subject to terms and conditions, we are offering support at the bargain rate of £9.00 per user for Littlefish Support and £18.00 per user for Littlefish Support+, but we’ve put the server charges on ice!
It might seem too good...
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Today we have launched our latest feature – the Littlefish RSS news feed. Now you can subscribe to the latest IT support news from within your favourite news reader software. Simply bookmark the following link - http://www.littlefishsupport.com/rss.xml - and you will receive updates as we write them.We welcome your feedback on this feature or anything else you’ve seen on our website.
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Google, the world’s favourite search engine, has a new rival threatening to steal its crown. Created by former employees of the web giant, the new kid on the block claims to do a better job of indexing the information found in billions of web pages online.The new search engine is called Cuil, which is derived from the Gaelic for knowledge and hazel. Pronounced "cool", it claims to index more web pages than...
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Steve Jobs the genius at the helm of Apple’s incredible rise was taken ill this week. Shares in the company went into free fall. The market still very concerned about who will guide Apple if Jobs does not make it back to health or is forced to retire. Peter Oppenheimer the companies finance director did nothing to calm the nerves of investors by saying it was a "private matter" this... -
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Littlefish’s 1st line IT Support desk makes it 99% resolve in less than 1 hour. "Considering we have been shorted staffed this month and we had a higher number of tickets that normal it’s truly amazing” Said Emma. You never know what you are going to get each week and we always make the 90% level but 99% is just fantastic. Well-done to the IT support desks. -
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Have you ever had one of those conversations with your IT support person that has gone completely over your head and you can’t remember where you lost the thread? Common vocabulary has now grown to include so much technical language that most people use things without knowing the proper context. In a world full of geek-speak and three-letter acronyms, do you know your dongles from your flash drives; your usb from your gigabit... -
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Satellite navigation is often taken for granted as the ideal solution for planning your route from A to B. However, as one Syrian lorry driver found out this week, it can be responsible for leading you up the garden path.Necdet Bakimci, who was supposed to be driving his 32-ton car transporter to Coral Road, Gibraltar, found himself stuck in a narrow Lincolnshire lane leading to the Gibraltar Point nature reserve near Skegness. One passer-by stopped to...
