BBC Radio Gloucestershire
Just been on BBC Radio Gloucestershire talking about the phenomenon of online cat videos, following the news that “Grumpy Cat” is now making millions.
Internet Psychologist
Just been on BBC Radio Gloucestershire talking about the phenomenon of online cat videos, following the news that “Grumpy Cat” is now making millions.
Despite the rapid rise of social media, 88% of IT and finance professionals still rate e-mail as the best way to receive business information
Email open rates are falling, yet some industries outperform others significantly. Learning from those sectors shows three things you must do to boost email open rates.
Content marketing is essential online but many people say they cannot produce enough of it. These are the same people who manage to write thousands of words every day…!
Smartphone users price compare within stores causing difficulties for bricks and mortar retailers. But smartphone users also love being approached on their device with coupons.
Had my opinion published in the Daily Mirror following stories about children spending too much money on online games
Online retailers are being squeezed as shoppers focus their activity with fewer and fewer sites. Research shows that most online shopping is now done with fewer than five different websites.
Research shows that most activity on Twitter is non-conversational. Even if it is two-way, it is so short-lived it is not truly social.
When people are presented with price choices on a web page they may choose the low price. To increase your profits use these techniques to get higher priced selection by customers.
Internet marketers make some pretty dumb mistakes. Here are the top five failings and errors of Internet marketers.
Social networks allow us to learn from each other. But the more we rely on social learning, the less we produce new ideas.
Quoted in Microsoft Business about customer engagement
Winning awards can seem a good idea. But it opens up your business to a wider audience bringing negative reviews and word of mouth.
Selling cool products sounds like a good idea. Except research shows the impact is short-lived . Coolness could reduce product sales, not increase them.
On Safer Internet Day, today, it is too easy to focus on what it means for children. Yet there are significant business risks online.