Online social networks have inbuilt major weakness
We might be making mistakes on social networks because we are not close to real people
Blog posts and articles on business psychology
The latest articles from Internet Psychologist and Business Academic, Graham Jones
Twitter works best if you are already well-known
Twitter works brilliantly for people already well-known and for brands which are recognised offline first. Research shows how Tweeting really works.
The Five Cs of Great Web Content
Web content needs to satisfy four specific areas if it is to grab in the interest of readers. These are the Five Cs of Great Web Content.
Search statistics reveal interesting behaviour
Search behaviour is becoming more focused, leaving most business out in the cold
Five Resolutions for a Successful Online Business
Five New Year resolutions for a successful internet online business in 2013
How much time will you waste on email in 2013?
Email is a time-waster. Here are some tips on saving time with email.
Are your website visitors rural or urban?
People read differently depending on whether they are from cities or from the countryside. Knowing where your readers are located determines the best kind of content for your website.
What will happen to your website when the world ends?
The end of the world is nigh, well 4 billion years nigh. So what will happen to your website…?
The Tweeting Pope has a lesson for your business
The Pope is more popular than Justin Bieber on Twitter and this popularity has a lesson for anyone running an online business.
Positive reviews must come first
Positive reviews continue to have an influence even if you subsequently get negative reviews. Positive reviews linger.
Now is the time to ditch some online friends
The number of connections you have in a social network is related to the prevailing economics.
Why the UK leads the way in online shopping
The reason people in the UK do so much Internet shopping is because UK retail is beset with poor service and high prices, unlike online
Social networks lead to self-control issues – that’s good for business, but bad for individuals
Using social networks could lead you to spend too much money. Self control wanes immediately after spending time on social networks.