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This post is one of our SEO Executives, Matt Beks' entry to the SEO Chicks latest competition

SEO has come a long way since in the last 10 years; Google dominates the search market and practically dictates the do’s and do not’s with ranking naturally. Their share in the search market in most countries around the world is the envy of any business model before it. No doubt Google is the tall poppy that won’t go away. My predictions for SEO in the next 10 years are based on what Google will look to dictate and how where the competition will come from?

This post is one of our SEO Executives, Alex Wade's entry to the SEO Chicks latest competition

Where will SEO be in 2022? Well, the answer is nobody really knows, but there are definitely a few indications based on the way marketing platforms have merged in the past ten years…

This post is one of our SEO Executives, Emma Drury's entry to the SEO Chicks latest competition

SEO is dead – we’ve all heard that before right? But it’s 2022 and I can guarantee it certainly isn’t. SEO has evolved and has become the lifeblood of the internet. We’ve got time machines and personal space rockets and stuff now hence the reason why I’ve been able to write this back to you all and let you know what’s going to be going on.

What were you doing on the 30^th December 2011? Eating left over Christmas cheese whilst watching TV?  Searching the internet for bargains? Or spending one of the last days of the Christmas Break doing something exciting? The day probably didn’t seem overly significant to most people in the UK, however for the people of Samoa it was, as on this day they were unable to do anything.

Network Rail, the operator of major London train stations including Victoria, Waterloo and Liverpool Street, has awarded Admedia the first contract to sell advertising in its washrooms.

They’ve said it before and they’re saying it again. SEO experts across the globe are encouraging companies to get savvier about social networking in the New Year if they want to see their rankings in the search engines improve alongside their customer satisfaction.

It may still be the most popular search engine in town, but Google has been having something of a PR nightmare over the last few weeks that hasn’t exactly allowed it the greatest start to the New Year.

It appears the vast majority of us, including media giants Group M and ZenithOptimedia have underestimated the success of commercial radio in 2011.

As the fireworks exploded to signal the beginning of 2012, the news was filled with two conflicting messages. On one hand, there was talk of this year being an exciting one – with the Olympics coming to London and the Queen’s Diamond jubilee. On the other, a bleak and gloomy message was being communicated about the temperamental European economy and how this would be felt in Britain. 

Here at MEC we feel very strongly about doing our bit for charity. In 2011 we picked a “Charity of the Year” that’s very close to our hearts called Elise for Life and raised an impressive £15,000. We are incredibly proud of what we achieved throughout 2011 and feel privileged to have worked so closely with such an inspirational charity.