Making your online products seem tangible will raise sales
Website visitors need to see the tangibility of products to help encourage them to buy. But how do you do that in two dimensions online?
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The latest articles from Internet Psychologist and Business Academic, Graham Jones
Website visitors need to see the tangibility of products to help encourage them to buy. But how do you do that in two dimensions online?
The EU has achieved several things for the Internet and put in place several barriers too.
Teenage boys that show empathy gain almost twice as many girls as other young men. The reasons behind that also work for online businesses.
Your credibility on social media could be harmed by how you use the network. Retweets, for instance, are bad…!
Internet shopping sites are not really providing what people want. Bricks and mortar retailers have a lot to learn.
Twitter prediction that UK will vote to leave the EU could be surprisingly accurate.
People tend to share for three reasons and the most common reason for sharing is one that most businesses do not get involved with. Time for a change?
Unfriending on Facebook is unlikely if the person is popular. Even if they post negative and abusive things, popularity outweighs negativity.
Research shows that there are two steps you need to take to persuade people of your point of view online
BHS failure shows that retailers should not see the Internet as competition or an also ran, but as central to their business.
Touching a robot’s bottom emotionally stimulates people. So what can you do on your website that does the same for your visitors?
Content marketers often put videos on pages with lots of accompanying text. Research suggests that is a bad idea.
Government scientists discover how to go about Applying Prior Recall Inside Lobes making fools out of all of us
There is one app you should use more than any other. But which one is it? The result might surprise you.
Sharing items might not be such a good idea after all. It seems we do not understand what we are actually sharing.