Internet Psychologist
Here in the UK, the coming week is “Recycling Week” where a national campaign will invite us all to recycle more. In spite of increased opportunities to recycle, with more roadside collections than ever before, it turns out that Brits are recycling less. And there is a clear psychological reason …
77% of millennials agree that sending letters, thank you cards and parcels feels like a dying art
There is, it seems to me, a generalised air of cowardice on the Internet. This struck me again when I was in a conversation this week with a delegate who had attended one of my masterclasses on web success for business leaders. His company was in a traditional sector. Like …
Email users and businesses agree on one thing, it seems. Email marketing needs to improve.
Infographic on 15 Reasons Your Business Needs Online Reviews
Global Market Insights, Inc. says eLearning Market size is predicted to cross USD 200 billion by 2024.
Social media is full of hashtags – whoops, sorry – I mean #hashtags. But why? Well, maybe a bit of history will help us understand. Many people think that hashtags were invented by Twitter or someone using the network about seven years ago. While that is true – the first …
This week I was with a client when we started discussing a range of services they needed to help them improve their website. “Not more monthly spending,” they said. We chatted for a while about it, and then we realised something. The Internet has quietly crept up on us and …
Three times this week the same issue has come up for discussion. Time. Yesterday, I was running an all-day seminar for entrepreneurship students at the University of Buckingham where we explored how they could cope with all the pressures of running an online business. They realised there was a significant …
This week I was running a masterclass when I asked what I thought was an easy question. I simply said, “What, exactly, are you hoping to achieve with each item of content on your website?” There was a pause, some puzzled looks and then a mumbled, “What do you mean?” …
Online shopping is a minority activity. Forget the “mobile first” nonsense too. Most people want to go to real shops.
Google updates need to be followed in detail when it comes to search engine optimisation.
How to enjoy the best SEO benefits through choosing proper server location for hosting your website
This week saw a surprising announcement. The person who told the world back in 2003 that we needed to have complex passwords that we changed every 90 days has admitted he was wrong. Security expert Bill Burr now says he was barking up the wrong tree. He is not alone. …
Business buyers are interested in detail, lots of it. Forget video, social media and podcasts. What business buyers want is specific written information.