You can multitask online after all
Multitasking isn’t really possible – but new findings suggest that you can train yourself to multitask online activities
Internet Psychologist
The latest articles from Internet Psychologist and Business Academic, Graham Jones
Multitasking isn’t really possible – but new findings suggest that you can train yourself to multitask online activities
Research shows that self-centred material on social media turns people off from you. You need to get other people talking about you instead.
The secret to online success is revealed: there is no secret. Your online business depends on working hard on three main factors.
Your web experience is being limited by your job title, which is largely a meaningless description of you work that is most relevant to an internal audience.
Personality is linked to mobile phone selection. This suggests that marketers need to target phone users differently according to the type of phone used.
Donald J. Trump will change the Internet as well as America. His presidency could mean changes in the way people behave online.
Ben Cohen’s online sex tape is something that could happen to anyone. The Internet does funny things to your behaviour.
Customers are loyal to a few dominant brands. But the rest of business struggles with loyalty due to inconsistent marketing.
Arousing your website visitors by increasing their heart rate will make them depend more on subconscious decisions.
Peripheral vision is more important than we think. Your website visitors process what they do not see before paying attention to what they focus on.
New research shows that the main thing that people look for online is inspiration. Do you inspire your audience?
The more people use mobile devices, the more they are likely to give up on them. By communicating on mobiles, you make it less likely messages are received.
Google is 18 years old today, but perhaps it is time for the company to grow up and start thinking like an adult, even accepting it might be wrong.
For almost three weeks I did not have a website, or emails. My discovery of poor standards and poor service provides lessons for all businesses.