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Your website is an essential component of your online visibility and business success. That’s why any tweak, update, or major change to your site should be an informed decision. I’d bet you’re reading this because you’ve opened yourself to the possibility of moving your website to another content management system (CMS) - like HubSpot.

Now you’re wondering: “Why on Earth should I consider HubSpot CMS?”

As a website owner or digital marketer, whether you’re a data junkie or not, there’s a high possibility that you’ve experienced this:

Organic traffic has dropped all of a sudden, and you find yourself scratching your head trying to find out why.

 
You’re not alone. We’ve all experienced that momentary panic. However, don’t just stare at that disappointing graph. It’s best to get to the bottom of it so you can recover your traffic, leads, and possible sales.

Let's face it, finding a value-driven reporting dashboard for a small agency can be difficult, to say the least. You may have tried and tested lots of free tools and plugins, and found that you still can't reach the data you're after. But, have you dived deeply enough into HubSpot's own reporting to really appreciate the value of the new tools? and how to create beautiful client Dashboards? Well, if not, now is the time to get started!

Last January 2017, Google started a mission to make the web a secured and safer place for Internet users by showing security warnings for HTTP sites that collect passwords and credit card information. With the recent unveiling of Chrome 68, Google is said to be on its final stage of the mission as they are now marking all unencrypted sites to be “Not Secure”- even if they don’t have login forms or payment fields.

Earlier this August, Google’s public search liaison Danny Sullivan announced that a new Google broad core algorithm update has rolled out. Now before anything else, we want you to focus on two things here:

What do I bring? What should I wear? Help!

Just a quick update on a very cool new tool I've found which allows our little ones to search the internet in a 'child friendly' environment. It's call 'Kiddle'. Kiddle is the 'Google' for kids. Although not created by Google it uses Google safesearch and has an embedded Google Search bar. With similar logo colours and a cool outer space robot theme Kiddle has a similar menu to Google and allows kids to do a Web, images, news or video search.

Here's all the ingredients you need

With so many online consumer behaviour statistics showing our reliance on Google for pretty much any answers, gaining a Page One listing on the Google Search Results for your business puts you under the noses of those wanting what you do. Competition for the coveted top three positions gets harder as business owners get smarter about making their websites most relevant to a Google search.