Muve Media & Marketing

Muve Media & Marketing Helping ambitious small businesses grow. Services: SEO • Visibility • Lead Gen • Smart AI • Marketing Strategy

Thanks to the agile nature of the business, the highly skilled network of freelancers we work with and the partnerships we have in place we are able to offer expertise across

the many disciplines of marketing and communications, digital sales, publishing, content creation and web development. This means we can work with you right from “ideas on paper” all the way through to implementation and delivery. Providing fresh eyes and relevant expertise at all stages of your marketing strategy. Or equally, working flexibly with you to offer support on any individual part of it. Our commitment is to provide conceptual understanding, strategic concepts, and collaboration with your in house team. Delivering customer engagement, compelling content, crafted campaigns, cost efficiency and campaign measurement to your marketing efforts.

Your website might look great… but is it making life easy for your customers? 👀A few things we see far too often:❌ Vague...
24/09/2026

Your website might look great… but is it making life easy for your customers? 👀

A few things we see far too often:

❌ Vague “welcome” messages
❌ Too much about the business, not the customer
❌ Buttons that just say “click here”
❌ Contact forms that feel like an interrogation
❌ Stock photos that look like… well, stock photos 😂

None of this is about making your website fancier.

It’s about making it easier to understand what you do, trust you and take the next step.

21/09/2026

SEO changes. The fundamentals tend not to.

And one of those fundamentals is authority.

AI search hasn’t suddenly made it irrelevant what the rest of the internet thinks about your business. If anything, there’s an argument that those external signals are becoming more valuable.

The bit that has changed is how we need to think about them.

Chasing links for the sake of a number on an SEO report? Not particularly interesting.

Building a brand that gets referenced, cited and talked about in the right places? Very interesting.

There’s a fairly big difference between the two.

And as search continues to change, we think that difference is going to matter more and more.

How do you get AI to recommend your business?There’s no magic button. But you can give AI stronger reasons to trust you....
17/09/2026

How do you get AI to recommend your business?

There’s no magic button. But you can give AI stronger reasons to trust you.

✅ Be clear about what you do and where you do it
✅ Build genuine customer reviews
✅ Earn mentions on trusted websites
✅ Answer the questions your customers actually ask

The important bit?

AI needs evidence before it can recommend you.

The easier you make it for AI to understand your business, recognise your expertise and see that other people trust you, the better your chances of appearing when somebody asks for a recommendation.

Mentioned ≠ Linked ≠ Cited. 👀They can overlap. But they’re not the same thing - and understanding the difference matters...
15/09/2026

Mentioned ≠ Linked ≠ Cited. 👀

They can overlap. But they’re not the same thing - and understanding the difference matters when you’re looking at your visibility online and in AI search.

💬 Mentioned: your brand is talked about
🔗 Linked: there’s a clickable path to your website
▣ Cited: a source is referenced in an AI-generated answer

Three different things. Three different insights.

Know what you’re measuring.

Swipe through for the breakdown 👉

This is Alex. He survived sepsis.Today, Alex is six years old. He's happy, healthy and has just started Year 2.But when ...
13/09/2026

This is Alex. He survived sepsis.

Today, Alex is six years old. He's happy, healthy and has just started Year 2.

But when he was 10 months old, we nearly lost him.

Alex had been poorly with what initially seemed like the kind of illness you expect when a baby first starts nursery. He had a high temperature, sickness and diarrhoea, but he was still alert, drinking and didn't have many of the symptoms I associated with sepsis.

He was initially discharged from hospital. The following day, his temperature still wouldn't come down and his condition deteriorated incredibly quickly. He went into septic shock and his body began to shut down.

We were incredibly lucky. Alex was already back in hospital when that happened, and the speed and care of the medical team that night saved his life.

I first wrote about what happened a few years ago because there was one question I couldn't stop asking myself:

What if I'd questioned harder? What if I'd simply asked, “Could it be sepsis?”

I'll never know the answer.

What I do know is that sepsis can be incredibly difficult to spot in babies and children. Alex didn't have every symptom you might expect. He didn't have a rash. He wasn't struggling to breathe. He was still alert until he became very unwell, very quickly.

So on World Sepsis Day, I want to use the platform we have at Muve to tell his story and help more parents know the signs.

Trust your instincts. Know the signs. And if you're worried, ask the question: “Could it be sepsis?”

Please swipe through, save this post and share it. You never know who might need to see it.

You can also read Alex's full story via the link in our bio.

World Sepsis Day · 13 September

10/09/2026

Google is increasingly answering the question before people even click a website.

So where does that leave your business?

There’s a lot of noise around AI Overviews - but the important bit for SMEs is actually quite simple.

Rhys explains it in this quick video.

Got press coverage but no backlink? Don’t write it off. 👀For smaller businesses, it can be tempting to judge digital PR ...
09/09/2026

Got press coverage but no backlink? Don’t write it off. 👀

For smaller businesses, it can be tempting to judge digital PR by whether the coverage included a link.

But backlinks have never been the only value of good PR.

Visibility. Credibility. Positioning. Exposure.
They matter too.

And as AI becomes part of how people search for and discover businesses, there’s another reason to think beyond the backlink.

A relevant press mention can still create useful context around your business - who you are, what you do, where you’re based and what you’re known for.

And yes, backlinks still matter.
They can support SEO, referral traffic, discovery and authority.

But the link isn’t the whole story.

The link matters. But so does the mention.

As search evolves, we need to think about the whole digital footprint we’re building around a business - not just the links pointing back to its website.

Swipe through 👉

The next AI SEO panic: Claude watermarks.Anthropic is introducing a statistical watermark into Claude-generated text. It...
02/09/2026

The next AI SEO panic: Claude watermarks.

Anthropic is introducing a statistical watermark into Claude-generated text. It’s invisible to readers, contains no personal information and doesn’t involve hidden characters.

So, will Google detect it and penalise your website?

At the moment, there is no published evidence that Claude’s watermark is a Google ranking signal - or that AI-assisted content is penalised simply because AI helped to create it.

Google’s guidance remains broadly consistent: focus on accurate, relevant and genuinely useful content. The danger is using automation to publish large volumes of low-value material, not the mere involvement of an AI tool.

We’d also be cautious about tools promising to “remove” Claude’s watermark. Anthropic says its watermark requires a detection key, and its own detection API is still being developed.

If another tool can’t reliably read the watermark, how can it prove it has removed it?

Our advice is simple:

Use AI for research, ideas, structure and first drafts—but add real expertise, original thinking, evidence, fact-checking and proper human editing.

❌ Don’t optimise for the panic.

✅ Optimise for the reader.

If you want an evidence-led view of what AI Search actually means for your business, drop us a DM.

Getting more website traffic isn’t always the answer.If 1,000 people visit your website and 1% convert, that’s 10 enquir...
01/09/2026

Getting more website traffic isn’t always the answer.

If 1,000 people visit your website and 1% convert, that’s 10 enquiries or sales. Improve that conversion rate to just 2%, and you’ve doubled the result to 20 - without attracting a single extra visitor.

That’s why conversion rate optimisation matters.

In our latest guide, Rhys looks at 8 practical ways to turn more of your existing website visitors into enquiries, bookings and customers - from clearer calls to action and stronger trust signals to faster mobile experiences.

Read the full guide:https://muvemm.com/marketing/how-to-improve-website-conversion-rate/

Out of office: ON 💛I will be making the most of the last Bank Holiday weekend of the Summer with my favourite people. I ...
28/08/2026

Out of office: ON 💛

I will be making the most of the last Bank Holiday weekend of the Summer with my favourite people.

I hope you all have a lovely long weekend too.

Enjoy!

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