Gem David, Webgold’s Marketing Lead, will attend K:BOS 2026, Klaviyo’s flagship customer conference, at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston on 9 and 10 September.
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The inaugural Caribbean Economic Forum met in Bridgetown on 18 and 19 June, representing over US$24 trillion in institutional assets. Webgold took part as a Premier Partner, and its CEO spoke at the Tech & Digital Engine Room.
Webgold is a Premier Partner of the Caribbean Economic Forum 2026, which meets at the Hilton Barbados Resort in Bridgetown on 18 and 19 June. At CEF’s request, it also rebuilt the forum’s website.
From 13 May 2026, Webgold’s LinkedIn page, Linktree, and Google Business Profile carry a new logo, palette, and pair of typefaces, part of a wider transformation inside the company.
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A new WTO, IDB, and World Bank report counts a region that grew fast and still sells little of the world’s digital services. For a Trinidad and Tobago business, part of that gap is its own to close.
When Google answers the question itself, the business that gets found is the one the answer is built from. Webgold’s view is that Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO) will replace Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) for Caribbean businesses, and most of the region’s content isn’t built for it.
Handing over access was a reasonable act of trust. The business should still hold the root credentials, and a supplier worth keeping hands them over on request. Here are the five, and how to ask for them back without it being awkward.