Biosites

We're proud to announce our partnership with The ESG Institute to drive digital sustainability and help businesses reduce their online carbon footprint! Together, we'll make it easier to reduce your website's carbon emissions and take real steps towards a greener future!

🌍 Did you know making your website more sustainable can also boost its performance? A sustainable website isn’t just good for the environment—it directly impacts speed, which leads to better Google rankings, lower bounce rates, and increased conversions. Here’s why: 👉 Reduced hosting costs 👉 Improved SEO 👉 Enhanced user experience This powerful combination gives your business a competitive edge, driving more traffic and revenue. In today’s digital world, where even fractions of a second count, investing in a sustainable website can make a huge difference. 🚀 #DigitalTransformation #WebDevelopment #Sustainability #SEO #UX #GreenTech #DigitalMarketing

💡 Did You Know? Websites that prioritise sustainability can load up to 2-3 times faster than those that don’t, especially if the original site was bloated with large files or excessive scripts. This difference can be as much as several seconds, which is significant since even a 1-second delay can reduce conversions by about 7%. Neil Patel's comprehensive guide on page speed provides data showing that slow loading times significantly impact conversion rates and user retention. 👉 https://lnkd.in/dQDmPKE #SustainableWebDesign #DigitalCarbonFootprint #WebsiteOptimisation #GreenTech #BusinessGrowth

It's great to see universities, such as the University of Glasgow, taking digital sustainability seriously and integrating it into their curriculum, preparing students to be mindful of their digital carbon footprint. This growing focus highlights the importance of understanding and managing the environmental impact of our digital activities. Biosites fits perfectly within this movement, providing a platform to track, report, and reduce digital carbon emissions for businesses. It's a step forward in making the digital world more sustainable and educating future leaders on how to implement meaningful changes. www.biosites.ai

Is your website contributing to climate change? 💻 Many websites unintentionally increase their carbon emissions due to inefficient coding, large image files, and excessive plugins. By optimising images, minimising code, and choosing green hosting, you can significantly reduce your site's environmental impact. Let's make a difference by improving website efficiency and embracing sustainable practices. Learn more about the common mistakes that increase your website carbon emissions in our latest blog article here 👇 #WebSustainability #GreenTech #EcoFriendly #DigitalEfficiency

Website carbon emissions are a hidden but significant contributor to global pollution, comparable to the aviation industry in terms of CO₂ output. Each webpage load and data centre operation consumes energy, adding to the overall carbon footprint of the internet. However, optimising websites through better coding, image compression, green hosting and more, can significantly reduce emissions. Learn more about the impact of website carbon emissions and how to mitigate them in our latest blog article here 👇

Deloitte’s analysis has been very interesting to see, revealing that nearly half of FTSE 100 companies have restated their climate scores due to challenges in accurate reporting, especially for scope 3 ESG metrics. Biosites can help businesses improve their reporting by offering accurate digital carbon emission calculations and real-time user tracking, supporting better sustainability practices. Check out the article in The Times here: https://lnkd.in/ejYZzm9H #Climate #ESG #CorporateTransparency #FTSE100

After seeing a demo of Biosites and their Bio Audits, the insights into the carbon footprint of your website are astounding. Their recommendations give you the tools you need to reduce carbon emissions at the source, ensuring a sustainably run website through analysis of critical ESG data. By reducing your websites carbon emissions you'll see improvements in speed, SEO and google rankings... ultimately leading to increased business engagement and performance. I would highly recommend this to any IT professionals in my network looking to take steps in sustainable innovation.

🚀 The first few months since launching the Biosites platform have been incredible! We've successfully completed numerous Bio Audits for a diverse range of clients, and the experience has been exciting for us all. Watching our platform in action and seeing users dive in to conduct their Bio Audits has been incredibly rewarding. This early wave of activity tells us we’re on the right track, and we couldn’t be more excited for what’s to come. A big shoutout to our amazing early adopters and partners for jumping on board. Here’s to many more successes ahead! 🎉 If you'd like to get involved, head over to our website or contact Jack Leighton or Samuel Hinchcliffe www.biosites.ai #LaunchSuccess #Biosites #Bioaudits #InnovationInAction

Yesterday, we had the opportunity to tour the brand-new Sustainable Ventures workspace in Manchester, located at the iconic Renold Building. This innovative space is a bold step towards creating a net-zero environment for forward-thinking businesses. As we walked through the space, it was clear that every detail has been carefully considered. The cafe area, for instance, is built using repurposed Manchester brick, a nod to the city’s industrial past while embracing a greener future. For myself and Samuel Hinchcliffe, it’s exciting to envision this space as a potential new home later this year for Biosites & Applikation. Joining the Sustainable Ventures community means being part of a group that shares our commitment to sustainability and innovation. The collaborative atmosphere, combined with the sustainable design, makes it the perfect place for us to grow and contribute to a net-zero future. The new Sustainable Ventures space is more than just an office - it's a glimpse into the future of how workspaces can and should be designed. We’re excited to see it all come together! Thank you to Andrew Ruffler and Niamh Donovan for the tour!