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I spoke with someone recently who wanted to achieve more from their website. They’ve had site for almost two years, but over that time have received very little from it in
Posted by Darren Jamieson
In business, no matter how good your product or service might be, nothing lets it down like poor spelling and grammar. To illustrate this, when you receive one of those phishing emails telling you to pay your TV licence, provide your details to your bank or settle your outstanding Netflix bill, what tends to be […]
Posted by John Murray
The record for the most-liked post of all time on social media site Instagram has recently been broken, with reality star Kylie Jenner’s previous total being surpassed. When you think of what
Posted by Alan Littler
Once Christmas and New Year have come and gone, January can feel like a month where not a lot happens. Clearly, though, there are certain subjects on our minds at this time of year, and a look at Google Trends suggests that some industries should be aware of what’s going on in the world of […]
Posted by John Murray
At a recent networking event, I gave a talk about discovering ‘why’ people do what they do with regards to business. This is something I’ve been thinking a lot about over the
Posted by Darren Jamieson
I love a good bit of satire. Whether it’s old episodes of Spitting Image, Aristophanes’ ‘The Frogs’ or a bit of the Daily Mash – nothing beats good satire. The problem is, does satire remain as satire when too many people believe it? For instance, the spoof news website BFN was originally set up with […]
Posted by Darren Jamieson
Before I start this post, I must first apologise for the vitriol that is about to spew forth. John, our Content Team Leader, will have attempted to edit much of the hatred and anger from this but, if he’s caught all of it, the word count won’t be sufficient for a blog and you won’t […]
Posted by Darren Jamieson
Social networking site Facebook has recently announced that it will now be employing fact checkers to determine whether the content within flagged posts is factually accurate. Facebook has
Posted by Alan Littler
When American teenager Carter Wilkerson achieved the goal of getting the most retweets ever for his 2017 tweet attempting to get a year’s supply of chicken nuggets from Wendy’s, it could have been seen as either a romantic story, or a sign of how dull and brainless social media can sometimes be. I saw it […]
Posted by John Murray
The last six to eight months have seen several countries in Africa impose restrictions on social media and the internet, usually in an effort to curtail protests and criticism. The most recent of these is Sudan, where the last few weeks have seen regular demonstrations against long-serving president Omar al-Bashir. With politicians in the East […]
Posted by John Murray
Search giant Google has recently introduced an update to its Maps tool – a messaging feature. Over the years, Google Maps has
Posted by Alan Littler
Christmas is the one day that almost all of us spend indoors, and although it should be a time for socialising and spreading goodwill, it’s perhaps not surprising that many Brits end up on their computer or smartphone. A bit of yuletide Googling is becoming as much of a UK December 25th tradition as the […]
Posted by John Murray
Two years ago we produced our first ‘brew cards’ infographic, to help explain the complex rules we have here at Engage Web for brew making in the office. Over time our rules have evolved and grown, partly to make the selection process more exciting and partly to counter for the rule-bending shown by our project […]
Posted by Darren Jamieson
In a world saturated with adverts, stories and statistics, and with the internet only a mere click away, there is a real danger of consumers being overloaded – trawling through so much information can be monotonous. A well-designed infographic, however, can set companies apart from their competitors and should also enhance brand awareness. So many […]
Posted by John Murray
As a result of the many different ways people can engage with your website we decided to produce this (slightly disturbing) infographic showing how your website can stimulate the ‘share cortex’ of the brain. Social media is such an important part of Internet marketing these days you need to take advantage of it to make […]
Posted by Darren Jamieson
Yesterday morning had a sense of ‘back to reality’ for many people, who woke up to an overcast, drizzly start to the day for the first time in weeks, coupled with the realisation that England had gone out of the World Cup, albeit a bit later than they usually do. For the team at Engage […]
Posted by John Murray
Earlier this week, the Engage Web team was represented at the European Search Conference which took place at the Exhibition Centre on Kings Dock in Liverpool. The event
Posted by Alan Littler
Yesterday, some of us at Engage Web attended the European Search Conference 2018. Held at the Exhibition Centre Liverpool and forming part of the city’s International Business Festival, the event goes some way to replacing SAScon, which was held for the last time in Manchester last year. The event was certainly well staged – probably […]
Posted by John Murray
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