Search giant Google has recently announced that all new websites previously unknown to the company will be defaulted to the new mobile-first indexing as of July 1.
Furthermore, older sites that (more…)
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Search giant Google has recently announced that all new websites previously unknown to the company will be defaulted to the new mobile-first indexing as of July 1.
Furthermore, older sites that (more…)
Posted by Alan Littler
A recent advert we heard on Spotify prompted howls of laughter at Engage Web, followed by sombre reflection. This quickly turned to anger as the reality of what we had just heard set in.
An ad for the (more…)
Posted by Darren Jamieson
Last week, I looked at Google Trends traffic to see if it could give us an insight into what would happen at the EU Parliamentary Elections that took place last Thursday.
I felt I should follow up on this regardless of whether the predictions were good, bad or indifferent. As it turned out, they were (more…)
Posted by John Murray
Social giant Facebook is in the process of finalising plans to launch its own cryptocurrency, with the BBC reporting that company plans to do so by the first quarter of 2020.
The company is (more…)
Posted by Alan Littler
As the self-professed ‘office comedian’ and someone who always enjoys standing up in front of people and showing off, it was only a matter of time before I followed one of my lifelong goals and entered into the (more…)
Posted by Darren Jamieson
Search giant Google has recently disclosed that it has discovered an issue whereby a number of G Suite users have had their passwords being stored in plain text format.
According to (more…)
Posted by Alan Littler
In the crazy year that was 2016, we started looking at the links between what people were searching for on Google, and how they were voting.
This started when I read that considerably more people had been searching for ‘Leave’ related topics than ‘Remain’ in the run-up to the UK’s referendum on European Union membership. Of course, the UK then (more…)
Posted by John Murray
This Thursday, the UK finds itself in the odd position of voting for politicians in an organisation it won’t be part of for much longer, and with the Cambridge Analytica scandal having played a role in the 2016 EU referendum and US Presidential Elections in the same year, some might be wondering whether we are again being (more…)
Posted by John Murray
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