You may have heard something about Adobe Catalyst, the website platform from Adobe, coming to an end. It was actually announced by Adobe last year, but has

Posted by Darren Jamieson

Earlier this week, search giant Google confirmed rumours that it had released an update to its search engine last month that had an effect on local search results. The latest update has

Posted by Alan Littler

Last week, we looked at the stunt pulled by anti-Brexit campaign group Led By Donkeys, who purchased www.thebrexitparty.com and used it to lampoon Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage. It looks unlikely that Farage will pay the asking price for the domain requested by the group, which now stands at over £1.6m. Now, another politician has […]

Posted by John Murray

When writing news, as we do for many of our clients, it’s inevitable that you will need to discuss money. With the world becoming a smaller place, it might not always be in the pound sterling we know and love either. This article details how to report amounts of foreign currency in a way that

Posted by John Murray

Last week, Google released an update to Google My Business that will allow service-based enterprises to list the types of services it can offer to potential customers. The announcement was made

Posted by Alan Littler

A consumer survey has revealed that Google Maps is by far the most popular entry point when it comes to searching for local businesses. According to a Brandify study, 77% of users turn to Google Maps to learn about businesses near them, which is way above the closest competitors Facebook (38%) and Yelp (35%), and […]

Posted by John Murray

Last week, Bing revealed that it had been using BERT within its search results before Google announced its update, and that it had been using it on

Posted by Alan Littler

Those creating content for video sharing platform YouTube that is designed specifically for youngsters must now highlight that their content is designed for this audience. This change has come into effect after YouTube was fined $170m (approximately £131m) by the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) in the USA for child safety violations in terms of collecting […]

Posted by Alan Littler

With the UK general election taking place three weeks today, Facebook and Twitter have taken very different approaches to how they manage political advertising and activity, but both have received criticism from some quarters. Facebook has adopted something of an ‘anything goes’ approach to advertising, and political parties (particularly the Conservatives) have been spending heavily […]

Posted by John Murray

At Engage Web, we often get asked to submit quotes or proposals for websites as part of a tender. This usually means there are three or more companies pitching for

Posted by Darren Jamieson

Google Analytics is a tool many webmasters use to record and report on traffic that comes through to a website. By inserting a piece of

Posted by Alan Littler

Before publishing any writing, or submitting it to somebody for consideration, it’s important to run a spellcheck on it. Microsoft Word will help you by underlining possible errors as you type, but it doesn’t always do this “dynamically”. This means that if you paste text into it from elsewhere, it might not pick up on […]

Posted by John Murray