Take a rounded approach to website design
Websites often use boxes to show products or have square advert blocks. But research shows rounded corners lead to more sales.
Internet Psychologist
Websites often use boxes to show products or have square advert blocks. But research shows rounded corners lead to more sales.
Website design should focus on what people cannot see. Unattended peripheral vision can affect what people feel about your site.
Established websites have a big advantage over new websites. If you have a new website, it will be difficult to compete with these established sites.
Getting your staff to blog will boost your business in several ways. Here are three reasons why your employees should blog.
Pinterest can be used to promote events. Here are several ways in which this social network can help.
Human beings are much better at search than Google. This means that people can instantly see what they want to find on your web pages.
Just been interviewed on VoiceAmerica about online business success
Websites should be more personal. Having a human website is much more likely to succeed, new research shows.
A recording from VoiceAmerica on how to achieve online business success. Interview with Graham Jones, Internet Psychologist.
Daily Telegraph includes my comments about psychology of SMS text messaging
Interviewed by Which? Magazine for an article on scams and phishing.
Internet marketers who self-diagnose their online problems could be making incorrect analyses. Research shows you need an expert.
Social networking has been promoted as a way of making new contacts. But research shows it is mostly about sharing information.
Just completed an interview on Talk Radio Europe about the dangers of online gambling.
Content curation is the next big thing online. You can make your mark by being a content curator.