Brands need to stop using social media so much
Infographic shows that people are getting fed up with social media shouting by brands
74 Percent of Digital Natives Tired of Brands Shouting at Them
Harris Poll Study Commissioned by Lithium Finds Younger Generations Gravitate to Information They Find On Their Ow
Popular people do not get “unfriended” even if abusive
Unfriending on Facebook is unlikely if the person is popular. Even if they post negative and abusive things, popularity outweighs negativity.
Small businesses retain strong trust in banking providers but still looking for more from their payment services
Small businesses retain strong trust in their banking provider, but there remain barriers to adoption of different types of payment services
Perfect Emails: What they look like from header to footer
Infographic showing the anatomy of a perfect email
Million Dollar Web Presence
This book is a complete guide to online marketing which if you follow could very well help you towards that $1m
How to win an argument online
Research shows that there are two steps you need to take to persuade people of your point of view online
New Survey Shows Pets are Social Media’s Top Dogs (and Cats)
Pet owners fueling the rise of pets as pop culture icons
Nearly 75% Of Global Consumers List Brand Origin As Key Purchase Driver
National pride among the factors that influence consumers’ willingness to buy local versus global products
UK office workers spend two years of their lives preparing for, and attending meetings
New research reveals that 40% say at least half of those meetings are unnecessary
Marketing is part machine, part human
Infographic showing that marketing is part machine, part human
BHS failure should make everyone rethink their online strategy
BHS failure shows that retailers should not see the Internet as competition or an also ran, but as central to their business.
British people take online risks with their smartphones
Infographic showing Brits take risks with smartphones
Millions of Brits leave personal data exposed because they don’t know their own passwords
Nearly two thirds of UK adults rely on ‘auto-fill’ to complete the login process for some or all websites and a third login automatically AND store their bank card details to shopping sites such as eBay and Amazon – making them vulnerable to substantial financial losses. That’s according to a …