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Twitter Data May Help Shed Light On Sleep Disorders
Researchers generate a “digital phenotype” of Twitter users with sleep problems
The pitfalls of failing to update your computer or browser
Infographic showing the pitfalls of failing to update computer systems
Five easy steps to more sales from your website
You can increase your online sales with five simple steps that focus on customer convenience and the ability to provide them with something they want in the way they want it.
A third of us admit to ‘Password Rage’
Frustrated password users driven to crying, screaming, banging their head on the desk and swearing
How important is website interactivity?
Interactivity appears to increase the credibility of a website. Visitors are more likely to take action if your website is interactive.
Senior staff in companies most likely to pose security risks
54 percent of respondents said they would connect with strangers on social media and 56 percent have not set up access controls to their social media
Apps and Children: How kids are behaving on social media
Our children love the internet – but new reports have found that they’re increasingly focused on regaining the privacy that the big networks have taken away from them.
Can you sell more online with real people?
Connecting web visitors with real sales people can boost your sales. People prefer to buy from other people, not websites.
Visual content dominates social media marketing
Infographic on the fact that visual content dominates social media marketing
Social Media Used More for Positive Feedback Than Complaints
Consumers are predominantly using social media as a method to give positive feedback
How to Build Credibility and Trust in Subscribers
Infographic showing How to Build Credibility and Trust in Subscribers
Workers Ignoring Known Cyber Risks, Surfing Adult Content and Downloading Unapproved Apps
One out of five UK employees open email attachments from unverified senders, even though nearly four out of five (78 percent) see it as a serious risk