Graham Jones
Facebook “proves” most business websites are poorly written
Study shows that Facebook posts are more memorable than “well written” text. This suggests that natural language is better for websites
Don’t do what other Internet Marketers do
Internet marketing is full of theories – mostly untested, but often accepted. Don’t go with the flow – do what works.
Evening Standard
Interviewed by The Evening Standard in London for an exclusive feature about a new online service
Facebook’s new Graph Search is a non-event
Facebook Graph Search could be a solution to a non-existent problem
BBC TV News
Appeared on the BBC TV News Channel talking about the HMV troubles
METRO
In today’s METRO newspaper talking about illegal downloads
The Times
In The Times today talking about the need for children to be more aware of online copyright.
HMV’s woes mean your online business needs to change
Troubles at traditional retailers suggest online businesses need to adapt
Online social networks have inbuilt major weakness
We might be making mistakes on social networks because we are not close to real people
Mercury Press
Press interview about illegal music downloads
LOOK Magazine
Internet trolling for Look Magazine
Twitter works best if you are already well-known
Twitter works brilliantly for people already well-known and for brands which are recognised offline first. Research shows how Tweeting really works.
The Five Cs of Great Web Content
Web content needs to satisfy four specific areas if it is to grab in the interest of readers. These are the Five Cs of Great Web Content.
Search statistics reveal interesting behaviour
Search behaviour is becoming more focused, leaving most business out in the cold