Internet Psychologist
Graham Jones Your website – indeed your whole media presence, including social media – depends upon “content”. This will include articles, blog posts, images, videos, podcasts, infographics, slideshows and polls, to name just a few. If you write a blog post just once a week, your words will be amongst the 15m …
The vast majority of blogs, social media accounts and websites do not make any money at all. Most are a cost to the business.
C-suite business leaders are mainly interested in long-form written content and books. Videos and blog posts are of little interest.
The past few month have not been the best in Britain, have they? We’ve had terrorist attacks, an indecisive election exposing significant divisions in our society, and now the dreadful Grenfell Tower fire. Yet amongst all the problems, one thing has shone through. Whether it was in Manchester, or Borough …
Thank you for opening this email; I appreciate it. I know that this is just one of hundreds of emails you will receive today and so I am grateful that you chose to open mine. Typically, each of us now receives 300 emails per day. The average office worker is …
How to Have a Good Day is billed as “the essential toolkit for a productive day and beyond”
As soon as someone lands on a web page, they get a “feel” for your site. But are you showing the most preferred personality traits?
Transport for London is talking to communications companies so mobile phone coverage can be extended throughout London Underground.
Different categories of customers prefer alternative methods of communication. There is a complex array of methods of communicating required by brands.
Internet Psychologist Graham Jones explains what you need to do to get attention for your website by analysing the Top 10 sites in the world.
Interviewed for Talk Radio Europe’s morning show about the psychology of the “Blue Whale” social networking “game”
Political study shows how to get the most out of social media – and business people won’t like it. You need to do what Donald Trump does.
Why do people avoid securing their computers? Millions of computers are unprotected from hacking and viruses? Why?
Research shows that “trolling” is contagious. You can become an online troll if other people around you are negative and you are in a bad mood.
How to win friends and influence people in the digital age is an updated version of the all-time classic book