Internet Psychologist
Sometime around 2011 or 2012, it suddenly became very easy to predict what people would be doing in public places: Most would be looking down at their phones. For years, mobile phones weren’t much to look at. The screens were small, and users needed to press the same key several times to type a single letter…
Shopping online is stalling. People still prefer shopping in the real world. Why? This article explains the psychology behind online vs offline retail.
Sharp rise in mobile marketing as Britain boasts nearly 80m active mobile phones in circulation for the first time
Infographic on how to focus at work and be more productive
When creating your online store it’s important that you ensure its success by using a data analysis strategy.
Your website – indeed your whole media presence, including social media – depends upon “content”. This will include articles, blog posts, images, videos, podcasts, infographics, slideshows and polls, to name just a few. If you write a blog post just once a week, your words will be amongst the 15m …
The vast majority of blogs, social media accounts and websites do not make any money at all. Most are a cost to the business.
Infographic showing the benefits of taking a break to increase productivity
Commonly collected information about website visitors may not be safeguarded, according to new survey.
C-suite business leaders are mainly interested in long-form written content and books. Videos and blog posts are of little interest.
Over half of Brits (54%) claim to have met up with someone they originally met on social media
36 percent of UK adults use Facebook to read up on daily news and current events
The past few month have not been the best in Britain, have they? We’ve had terrorist attacks, an indecisive election exposing significant divisions in our society, and now the dreadful Grenfell Tower fire. Yet amongst all the problems, one thing has shone through. Whether it was in Manchester, or Borough …
