By Joshua M. Johnson 
Incorporating images at strategic points can greatly enhance the readability and engagement level of a guide. For instance, in an article about troubleshooting connection drops, a visual representation can provide clarity and break up dense information sections. An ideal spot for an image would be within the section discussing weak Wi-Fi signals, where illustratively showcasing a diagram of optimal router placement could be beneficial. This can substantiate the text visually for the reader. Here’s a recommended insertion:
2. Weak Wi-Fi Signal
A weak or spotty Wi-Fi signal is one of the most common reasons for connection drops. This can result from distance from the router, physical obstructions, or interference from other devices. Environments with concrete walls, metal furniture, or electronics like microwaves can significantly degrade signal quality.
3. Network Congestion
If multiple devices in your home are trying to use the internet simultaneously, you may experience congestion that slows down your connection or leads to drops. If your internet plan doesn’t support your usage level, it may be time to consider an upgrade.
By placing an image here, you provide a visual pause, making the guide not only more appealing but also easier to absorb.