It’s a myth that you can make money online
The vast majority of blogs, social media accounts and websites do not make any money at all. Most are a cost to the business.
Internet Psychologist
The latest articles from Internet Psychologist and Business Academic, Graham Jones
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.
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.
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.
The UK is gripped by politics at the moment with local elections across the country and an impending general election. Take note, online businesses…!
Study shows that business activity on social media only works in the short-term. Long-term it leads to reduced sales.
Don’t choose your own profile picture. Science shows you’ll make the wrong choice.
Studies show that the number one way people want to engage with a business is through their website. No longer do people want to talk to you.
Business people are increasingly busy. Grabbing their attention for your content is tough. Follow these guidelines to market your content to busy people.
Google is in trouble. An investigation by The Times newspaper has triggered dozens of brands to abandon advertising on Google. Should you follow suit?
Convenience is key if you want people to buy from your website. Number one on their list for convenience? Search.