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Look back 12 months and the public discussions around social media, and our online lives in general, was fairly negative.

Google are continually refining their algorithms and ranking factors to be providing the best search results for users.

There’s a plethora of articles out there that give the “top tips” on working from home.

An innovative campaign devised by creative and digital agency Fluid Ideas for a Midlands tourist attraction has won a top international award.

Hi, I’m Michelle. I’m a digital designer here at Fluid, but over the past 18 months I’ve taken on a new wellbeing role alongside my day job, something that was not only new to me, but also to Fluid.

To be shortlisted for a big international award is lovely. To be shortlisted for two big international awards is even lovelier. But to be shortlisted for three big international awards is just lovely beyond belief.

This blog was written before the coronavirus pandemic. But when the world emerges from the current crisis, will brand experience be more valuable – and valued – than ever before?

Yes this is another article about our collective foe Covid-19. And no, this one isn’t about scaremongering, mild panic or toilet roll shortages. It’s more about how your business can outwit the coronavirus should it start to directly affect your marketing activities.

We’re going to need a bigger boat. Really happy to have Katie, Becky, Glynn, Vicky and Sarah on board. You can read the full press release below.

For many young people, a huge decision they have to make is whether to go to university or jump straight into work. I chose university.

Ok - we get it. Most people reading this will be pretty clued up on the jargon and acronyms in the digital world. And if that’s you - well done for wading through a world of confusion.

I don’t like twist tops on toothpaste. I’m a flip cap kinda guy.

I’m not sure about you, but when I can’t sleep I usually end up staring into the blue glare of my phone for ‘five minutes’ and inevitably get sucked into an online rabbit hole for far longer.

I’ll be honest here; I’m used to project managing websites and technical innovations. So, when I was asked to help plan an event in partnership with HURST in Stockport it was certainly different from the usual working day.

We’re excited to announce the launch of our new website for Derbyshire’s Abbey Street RSPCA, a brilliant charity that feels very close to our animal-loving hearts.

Fluid has just turned sixteen years old. We can now pilot a hang glider, drink babycham with dinner and legally indulge in a spot of hanky panky.

Computer-generated imagery, or CGI for short, is the process of creating still or animated images using imaging software rather than a camera. CGI allows us to create high-quality, realistic imagery of something that doesn’t exist in the real world or easily construct digital images of things that do exist in a more cost-effective way.

One event. Lots of tech. And waaay too many acronyms. On December 5th we’ll be joining forces with our friends at HURST to demystify the world of emerging and immersive technologies.

We want every website we create to deliver outstanding results for our clients. But we cannot do this if we do not understand who will be using the website and what they want to achieve, or expect to see, when they visit. This is why we begin every website project with the meticulous planning of user experience (UX) and audience personas.

Jumpshot found that in June 2019, 50.33% of Google searches ended without a click on an organic or paid search result. No-click searches have been on the rise for a couple years, and they don’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon.