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Have you ever wondered what exactly is involved in making a website appear on the internet? Well, our infographic giving some home truths on web hosting should demystify this and give you key information about how web hosting works, while also highlighting some of the (more…)
Posted by Jonathon RobertsIf you’ve ever considered using Facebook Ads to promote your business, but weren’t quite sure how it all worked – or whether it was even worth the investment – we’ve put together a handy infographic explaining the (more…)
Posted by Emily JonesWe are visual beings, and as the old saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words. Using images throughout your site helps sell products, increase engagement, and (more…)
Posted by Andrew WaterhouseLast week, our Account Executive Alan gave a detailed account of why data on Google Analytics and Google Search Console can be so different. That’s worth a read in full, but we thought we would follow it up with a visual guide as to why one of these Google tools might be showing higher figures than the other.
Below, you’ll find a punchy list of six different ways in which both GA and GSC can land a telling blow, and how either can be great to have in your corner. Which one can claim the belt for being the more accurate? As you can see, it comes down to a split decision.
We think it’s an absolute knockout (it’s boxing themed, as you’ve probably worked out by now from these dreadful puns), so please take a look. Have you ever been floored by the differences between GSC and GA results? Maybe you’re a real underdog with no experience of either and would like to know more about rankings and how we can improve them for your website? Either way, we’d love to hear your comments.
Posted by John MurrayTwo 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 manager, Mark.
To cater for this, we have updated our infographic with rules for 2014 and beyond. If you’re having difficulty deciding who makes the brews in your office, use our Brew Cards Game and let the cards decide.
Posted by Darren JamiesonIn 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 companies and organisations now are (more…)
Posted by John MurrayAs 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 your website a success. In addition to the ways someone can engage with your website, we’ve included some recent statistics to show the importance of (more…)
Posted by Darren JamiesonAt Engage Web we love coffee and tea. We love it so much, by around 4pm, Steven is beginning to shake from the level of caffeine in his blood. The trouble with liking so many brews, however, is choosing who will make them.
Rather than all sit staring at our shoes, waiting for a volunteer, when the issue of who makes the brews comes up we like to place our destiny in the hands of the Brew Cards. The Brew Cards are fair, just and have no favourites. They guide us through that tricky situation of nobody wanting to make a round of drinks in the office.
To help spread our level of brew utopia around the Internet, we’ve crafted this Infographic explaining the rules of the Brew Cards so everyone can place their drink related decisions in the (more…)
Posted by Darren Jamieson
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