psychology
Make your site palatable with something people will relish
Words that focus the brain on taste appear to engage people more making them more connected to your web content.
Internet users are like Luis Suárez
Luis Suárez may be a regular biter, but it is the same psychology as many people who use the Internet – an issue with impulse control
Online you must write proper, like, you-know-what-I-mean, init?
The way you write online influences what people think about you.
Written blogs more trustworthy than video
People trust the written word more than spoken words. If you want to be trusted online you must write.
Selfies create the wrong impression about you
Online photos can give people the wrong impression about you. They need to meet you face to face.
What We Think About Other People – According to Google
Infographic showing what we think of other people based on Google search suggestions
Social media is less help to business than you might think
Social conformity does not last. In order to get people to change their mind about your business, you need to be constantly in their mind.
The Pull of Social Media: Are We Becoming Ever More Individualistic or More ‘Herd-Like’ in Our Decision Making?
A study in Behavioral and Brain Sciences, published by Cambridge University Press, discusses how online behavior affects decision-making skills
Nigel Farage teaches you how to do Internet Marketing
Nigel Farage of UKIP celebrates electoral victories demonstrating at the same time what politicians and online businesses fail to do well.
Everyday Psychology That Could Help Your Business
Infographic Showing Everyday Psychology That Could Help Your Business
Website distractions dramatically reduce your productivity
The Internet is distracting you from work more than you think. Even a few seconds of distraction destroys productivity.
The Google Effect
Is Google affecting your mind? Is there such a thing as “The Google Effect”? Listen to this short documentary to find out what you can do
Search engines manipulate your thinking
Search engine results pages alter your thinking. Biased results can change your views.
Eye tracking studies could be of limited help
People can see and remember much more than they can report. As a result website eye-tracking studies only offer a partial help.