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Last week, I took a break from overloading myself with Euro 2016 to make my second appearance at SAScon, a two-day event held in Manchester. Engage Web set itself up with a 2-3 formation for this away fixture, and I came on as a second half substitute to (more…)
Posted by Alan Littler
This year’s SAScon event took place in Manchester last week, and being an annual attendee of it really makes you realise that the tech world is developing at an exciting and perhaps frightening pace. The talk this year had certainly moved on from mobile internet (any mentions of which were pretty much greeted with a pitying scoff) and was all about (more…)
Posted by John Murray
A new study, published in journal PLoS One, shows the differences in the way men and women communicate on social networking platform Facebook.
Differences in (more…)
Posted by Alan Littler
With the recent news that Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg had his Twitter and Pinterest accounts hacked due to setting a very unsecure password, it’s a reminder that no matter who you are, what you own and how fantastic your portfolio of content may be, all that stands between it and an intruder is (more…)
Posted by John Murray
Most businesses realise that a good website can significantly grow their business. This is why it pays to have a budget large enough to develop a top website. Unfortunately many businesses try to save money on web development by doing it themselves, or by using one of those free online website builders. It is better to outsource web development to a professional, and here’s why.
There are two main ways to create a website in house, but all have disadvantages that make it is better to outsource web development to a professional web developer.
The first in house method is the cheapest. There are several low cost apps and online services that enable (more…)
Posted by Darren Jamieson
Content marketing is often undervalued because it doesn’t directly lead to revenue. Your content may be generating numerous good leads, but the (more…)
Posted by Jenny C
Sportswear manufacturer Adidas last week committed the basic error of failing to check its spelling, resulting in an entire nation of Twitter users unleashing their 140-character wrath upon the company.
With the Copa America 2016 now well underway in sync with the UEFA Euro 2016 tournament, Adidas picked an opportune moment to roll out in-store advertising for the new (more…)
Posted by John Murray
At Engage Web, we’ve been banging the mobile website drum for several years now. We know how important it is that a website works perfectly on a mobile phone, and every website we design and build is mobile friendly (or responsive, to give it its technical name). We know that, in a lot of industries, more searches are being made on mobiles than on desktops and, when you combine mobiles and tablets, the search volume eclipses that of (more…)
Posted by Darren Jamieson
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