• Google+ Local

    This is an interesting article about the rise of Google+ and the strategy behind its growth. One part caught my eye… Want your business to appear on Google Maps, Google Local, et al., so that you can tell your prospective customers where you are, what you sell, and when you are open? Yup, you guessed it–you [...]

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  • Increase Exposure

    Having a panoramic tour will increase exposure of your business via Google. The graph below shows the impressions of the Genet Cafe in Google local search results. The tour went live just before Christmas and within a few days the restaurant was getting over a 100% increase in local search appearances. Google has advised that it’s [...]

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  • The Blue Anchor

    The Blue Anchor pub is located on the bank of the Thames overlooking Hammersmith Bridge. I’ve spent several evenings here when I worked in the area. The kitchen’s speciality is ribs and they claim to serve the best ribs this side of the Atlantic. The food certainly is very tasty. There are numerous nooks and [...]

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    Loch View

    On the anniversary of the Surgeon’s photograph of Nessie, which was taken in 1931, Google has launched Google Loch View. You can now virtually sail around Loch Ness and even go for a swim without needed to leave your desk.

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    Pinhole photography

    The Burning Man festival in Nevada is designed to blow peoples minds. This video follows a group of people who took barrel size pinhole cameras out to the festival. I wish I came across these people when I was there. .

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  • Easter Egg

    What’s the best way to travel from Snowdonia to the Brecon Beacons? Most people would suggest you go via the A470, but Google Maps suggests there’s a faster to travel between the two places in Wales. Apparently you can ride a dragon from Snowdonia to the Brecon Beacons in just 21 mins.  

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  • Stadium in Manaus

    There has been a lot said about the poor state of the pitch in Manaus. Apparently the playing surface in the Arena da Amazônia, where England play their first game in the World Cup, is in poor condition. I’ve taken a look around the pitch using Google Maps and it seems fine to me. Have [...]

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  • Local SEO

    Econsultancy has produced a short guide on how you can optimise your business for local SEO. Local SEO is designed to be easy for independent business to optimise and manage. It’s a real oppertunity for small businesses to compete against the large chains. You can read the guide post here. Get in touch with Smart360 [...]

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  • Prince Tuesday 20 May 2014

    Fifteen weeks to the day since 3rdEyeGirl burst into London life with his sound check at the Electric Ballroom, Prince was back. This time it was for a charity gig in the more up market, Cafe de Paris, in central London. Prince emerged in mirrored glasses and an incredible jacked. The stage was only about [...]

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  • Oliver’s Fish & Chips

    I had a great time photographing Oliver’s Fish & Chip restaurant a few weeks ago. Oliver’s is an extremely popular upmarket fish and chips shop in Belsize Park. It was mid week when I was photographing the restaurant and they received their daily order of fresh fish while I was there. The produce used was [...]

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  • London Google Map from 1746

    John Rocque’s Map of London has now been georeferencing and overlaid onto Google Maps to produce an interactive map of London from 1746. You can see that London at the time only extends only a short distance north of Oxford Street. It is possible to use the Street View functionality to see existing roads on the [...]

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  • Ricoh Theta Panoramic Digital Camera

    Now you can creative your own panoramic photos using the Ricoh Theta panoramic digital camera. This small twin lens camera allows anyone to quickly and easily take panoramic photos. The camera is very light – less than 100 grams. It comes with android and apple apps allowing remote shooting. At £330, the camera isn’t cheap but t [...]

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  • A&H Brass

    Located on Edgware Road A&H Brass sells home finishes and ironmongery – an incredible array of door handles, taps, door knockers and bathroom fittings. It was an incredible shop to photograph although all those shiny surfaces made it technically tricky.   A & H Brass will be noted down as the place to go the next [...]

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