How to beat Facebook

Facebook engages its visitors better than other websites according to a new study. But the research reveals how you can take on Facebook.

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Online survey tool is not relevant to participation

Online survey tool choice may not be worth worrying about to gain maximum participation in surveys. Your reputation is more important.

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How stupid can you be as a retailer?

Retailers are missing out on potential sales because they are not offering free, in-store Wi-Fi. People buy more if they get free Wi-Fi.

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Charles Dickens would have loved the Internet

Charles Dickens was born 200 years ahead of his time. Today the world celebrates his birth back in 1812 when the notion of the World Wide Web would have been science fiction. But had Dickens been around today there is little doubt he would have loved the Internet, would have been a prolific blogger and [...]

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Social media is more problematic than cigarettes or alcohol

Social media can lead to significant urges to use it and new research says these can be more significant than the desire to smoke or drink. The urge to use media of all kinds is a real problem it seems.

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Twitter users prefer information to being social

Twitter is a great social network – after all, you can have quick conversations with people, sharing your thoughts about a TV programme “live”, or commenting on a soccer player’s mishaps on the field with other Tweeters in the stadium. You can even tell people you are eating a cheese sandwich, if you wish. However, [...]

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