Posted by Rachel

The History of Social Media

Back in the day There used to be a world without social media infiltrating every moment of our lives. Remember that?! It seems so long ago that we weren’t spending our days sharing selfies, memes and funny cat pictures but…

Posted by Rachel

What’s the future of the creative sector?

We’ve attended the SAE Institute several times now, so it is always a privilege to be asked to talk about our experiences within the creative sector. Recently, Cyberfrog Director, Rich, was asked to participate in a panel discussion to chat…

Posted by Richie

30 seconds a month – June 2019

It doesn’t seem that long since we were standing on Queen’s Drive watching the Liverpool FC victory parade. Unbelievable that it was a whole month ago. Life flies by and the relentless onslaught of age rumbles inexorably on! Here’s last…

Posted by Sue

Twitter to hide the Tweets of politicians

In a blog post published yesterday, 27.06.19, Twitter has stated that it will start labelling Tweets from world leaders and government officials that are breaking Twitter rules against bullying and abusive behaviour.  Twitter has come under fire from critics for…

Posted by Richie

How to cope with difficult clients

In the style of the British Board of Film Classification, this feature ‘contains language’! This blog was inspired by a post I saw in LinkedIn about ‘ways to piss off a freelancer’. It was funny, true, I’ve heard them many…

Posted by Richie

How to look after your website post-launch

Websites built with content management systems (CMSs), like WordPress, are known as ‘dynamic’ websites. These are built so you can log in and perform updates to products, services, imagery or add blogs yourself without the need for having to go…

Posted by Richie

30 seconds a month – May 2019

Woah! How did we get to the end of May already? Suppose it’s better to be busy than idle. Summer’s fast approaching and now we’re into June, we can safely take off our vests. It’s been a busy old month.…

Posted by Richie

Is above the fold still relevant in web design?

My parents’ mate, Bill, has had an incredible life. He’d done loads, been happily married with kids for decades, active in the community and youth groups, travelled all over, adventurous, you get the picture. He mentioned that he quite fancied…

Posted by Rachel

Digital Marketing: Expense or Investment?

The purpose of digital marketing is to help businesses of all sizes make themselves more visible online. It’s the role of companies like ours to lighten the load when it comes to what is expected of businesses within their individual…