Positive reviews must come first
Positive reviews continue to have an influence even if you subsequently get negative reviews. Positive reviews linger.
Internet Psychologist
The latest articles from Internet Psychologist and Business Academic, Graham Jones
Positive reviews continue to have an influence even if you subsequently get negative reviews. Positive reviews linger.
The number of connections you have in a social network is related to the prevailing economics.
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
Using social networks could lead you to spend too much money. Self control wanes immediately after spending time on social networks.
Social media can be a significant force for good, especially if businesses integrate it into their daily routines
Email or Facebook or Phone Call – which is the best way to communicate with your clients and prospects? New research suggests an easy answer.
The gender of your website visitors could have implications for how successful you are online. Men and women want different things.
Listening to customers does more than give us information. It gives an insight into their emotions so we can better relate to them.
Online fraud and dubious sites can be spotted more easily by younger people. To protect yourself as you get older, take more time.
Text messaging is vital to business. Companies could use it more imaginatively to build customer relationships.
Leveson inquiry report ignores new media and shows how the political world is focused on the wrong issues, just like many business owners
Loving your online customers will make them want to spend more money on your website.
The age of your website visitors will influence the design of your pages. Older readers have different reading strategies than younger ones.
Surprising new Governor of Bank of England Mark Carney reveals importance of website design issues
Online technology can help produce successful businesses but only if the business leaders are creative and innovative, says psychologist Graham Jones.