Blog posts and articles from Graham Jones, Internet Psychologist

The Science of Pricing

9th August 201431st March 2013

Infographic showing how to make the most of prices

1&1 increases functions on MyWebsite builder

8th November 201829th March 2013

1&1 Internet Ltd, www.1and1.co.uk, a global leader among web hosting providers, today unveiled a set of new inclusive features for its popular MyWebsite instant website package,

People increasingly designing their own apps

29th March 2013

Figures released today shows that Britons are increasingly designing their own apps.

How to Choose the Right Hosting Package for Your Needs

22nd March 201429th March 2013

Follow this guide to picking out the best web-hosting package for your needs, and avoid being taken in by ‘too good to be true’ deals.

Perception is not reality in world of social media

28th March 2013

Social media activity by businesses is relatively low. However, they claim that social media is effective, without any actual evidence to back that up.

UK Social Media Habits

28th March 2013

Infographic summarising UK Social Media Habits

Why you need a woman to run your website

27th March 2013

Women make better decisions than men because they take into account more variables and seek cooperation more than conflict. In the online collaborative world this will be an advantage.

Google is helping you make poor decisions

26th March 2013

Faced with too many options people search more and then find rare events and items making them think these are real possibilities for themselves.

The Creative Sector in the U.K. Takes Advantage of Digitisation

26th March 2013

Revenues of creative industries grow to more than GBP 30 billion

Google’s Penguin updates are getting stricter

31st March 201926th March 2013

A new study shows that Google’s tolerance of spammy backlinks is decreasing:

Business Travel More than Doubles Prospective Clients

25th March 2013

While the media is abuzz with stories on how to leverage online video and Internet conferencing apps to hold down expenses, some businesses are adding to the bottom line by winning new customers the old fashioned way: they are visiting them, in person.