Customers do not “love” your brand
The notion that people can “love” a brand is nonsense. New research confirms adoration for brands is not love.
Internet Psychologist
The latest articles from Internet Psychologist and Business Academic, Graham Jones
The notion that people can “love” a brand is nonsense. New research confirms adoration for brands is not love.
Visualisation rather than visuals appear to work better if you want people to focus on something
Getting the right email subject line is essential to increase open rates. But what is the quickest way of writing great subjects?
Modern website design is working against our brains
A poor business rather than bad social media practices might be why many companies cannot get more Twitter followers
Taking part in online discussion groups can improve your well-being as well as increases offline community engagement
Research shows that the old adage of returning to things after a good night’s sleep is a good one if you want to learn
The Internet might be central to your business, but TV is central to your customers. If you want to be noticed, get on TV
Working to tight deadlines will improve your website content marketing thanks to two different psychological factors – naturalistic decision making and anticipated regret
Mobile phone users look set to need to get a licence to roam, something that has infuriated the Federation Of Online Liberty on this April day.
To produce content ideas you need to use a system. The Search Bootcamp in London showed how.
Smartphone shoppers do a lot of browsing, but hardly buy anything
Colour pictures might seem obvious to use, but black and white can create a bigger picture
The more content that is produced by companies the less they will want to engage with traditional media.
Work emails seen during non-work hours lead to conflict and psychological problems for workers