People want real web content
There is plenty of web content you can copy. But research shows people prefer originality over availability.
Internet Psychologist
The latest articles from Internet Psychologist and Business Academic, Graham Jones
There is plenty of web content you can copy. But research shows people prefer originality over availability.
The biggest proportion of activity on Twitter is about TV programmes. Newspaper websites are amongst the most popular. Traditional media rule.
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…!
Tablets like the iPads are being taken up in large numbers by older generations. That is changing the demographics of your website.
Google is proposing a new system for ranking online merchants and stores. But will the new system favour Google’s own shopping network?
Twitter is a poor predictor of public opinion yet a good predictor of company performance.
Women are in charge of the Internet because they represent more of the actual usage of online services.
Web page placement of pictures can enhance your ability to get your message across. Picture position should match our concept of time.
Written articles bring businesses more ROI than video or other forms of online content. Research shows that writing articles is the best web strategy.
People will soon forget your website if you don’t keep promoting it. You need to be “in the face” if your audience.
People want more followers on Twitter – but how? Research shows for the first time what you need to do to gain more followers on Twitter.
Twitter beats both Facebook and LinkedIn when generating B2B leads, says recent research
Inbound marketing works, but can take up to six months to have an impact. Businesses tend to give up on inbound marketing too soon.