What George Osborne can teach you about web readability
People read websites by skimming, but this can reduce engagement so you need to discourage it by not having subheads and so on.
Internet Psychologist
People read websites by skimming, but this can reduce engagement so you need to discourage it by not having subheads and so on.
There is plenty of web content you can copy. But research shows people prefer originality over availability.
Cognitive activities are getting in the way of website owners. Thinking prevents the creativity needed to blog, for instance.
Microsoft study on content multitasking reveals a problem caused by the Internet. We cannot multitask.
How do you get people to click on links? Tell them to do it…!
Web page placement of pictures can enhance your ability to get your message across. Picture position should match our concept of time.
People will soon forget your website if you don’t keep promoting it. You need to be “in the face” if your audience.
Checking the web late at night could cause you sleep problems, stress and make you fat…! Research shows screens interfere with our biological clocks.
Online video content can be both good and bad for your website. You need to consider carefully the use of web video to ensure maximum impact.
Comments can influence people’s thoughts about the original article. You must moderate and prune your comments.
Givig people a choice of products on your website works better if you make those things similar, not different
Charging high prices for your goods and services requires an understanding of economic and consumer psychology
Chris Huhne and Safer Internet Day combine to show us we need to take care online because we cannot so easily spot lies on websites.
Blog post comments help website owners as well as the website itself. Comments on blog posts can boost self-esteem.
Consumer Online Behaviour is not as simple to predict as we might think. But website owners can go some way to engaging with consumers.