Daily Mail feature
Just been asked by The Daily Mail to be the psychologist in a feature article on how experts live their lives.
Graham Jones
More evidence that online advertising does not work
Your online customers are really only interested in vouchers and special offers Social networkers are a savvy lot – that means you and me and you and all your customers and potential clients; everyone, in fact. According to a new study by LinkShare almost all forms of advertising fail to …
Biased football referees prove value of website redesign
The referee might miss a foul depending on the direction of play. Will your website miss visitors in the same way? Fact. Football referees are biased. Those players in the World Cup who cry “foul” when the referee finds against them could well be right, according to a new study …
Creativity is vital to your business
One set is much the same as another on TV; the Friday Night With Jonathan Ross set, will it be much different at ITV? TV Presenter Jonathan Ross must be laughing all the way to his bank; indeed he may even tell us on Twitter. Today, ITV has confirmed it …
Woman Magazine
Just helped with a piece about online forums and social networks and their impact on women’s relationships
A blogging system that obviously works
Here is an interview I did with Chris Challis about the system he uses for blogging and how it has transformed his occasional blog into something which he does enthusiastically. You can get my free report on the blogging system at: https://www.grahamjones.co.uk/2011/download/blogging-advice/complete-blogging-system.html
Due on BBC Radio Newcastle
Just been booked to appear on BBC Radio Newcastle this afternoon in relation to the use of Facebook and the alleged gunman who was recently released from Durham jail.
Five powerful reasons why you should start blogging
Bloggers are right; there is a powerful case for blogging. Yet, blogging is seen as a bit of a “side issue” online – most companies do not have a blog and most blogs are personal affairs, rather than business related. But that doesn’t mean you should ignore them. In fact, …
Advertising cannot boost a bad reputation
Hands up…who likes Vodafone? Aha…some people clearly do not think they are the greatest mobile phone company on earth. In fact, in terms of market share, they are not; they used to be Number One, now they are dropping around Europe – so much so that pay has been linked …
Feelings do not help boost online sales, but feeling does
The power of sensation is more important than we might realise online Are you sitting comfortably? Then we’ll begin. British people of a certain age (my age…!) will remember those words fondly. They are the words used at the beginning of the children’s radio programme, “Listen With Mother“, which the …
Can Social Sites Replace Business Blogs?
By TJ Philpott Building and using business blogs has become a standard for many online marketers in terms of marketing on the Internet. However with the growth in popularity of online social sites many have begun using these communities as their primary marketing platforms. In particular Twitter is being touted …
Give your shoppers bananas to increase sales
If only the shoppers could eat them first – they would buy more of them…! Chimpanzees are not so daft; they eat bananas. There’s a lot to be said for this fruit – it has loads of vitamins and minerals, is high in fibre and is low in fat. Not …
Composing Blog Comments That Build Credibility
By TJ Philpott Leaving well placed blog comments is a great way to accelerate the flow of traffic to your site. An important aspect of the blog building process is establishing links with other sites and when you post comments at other blogs you can do just that. The more …
Online procrastination will not succeed
Frank Fenner is an eminent Australian scientist; he is not some “whacky weirdo”. He helped eradicate smallpox from the world and is a Fellow of the Royal Society – an accolade that is not won easily. So, we need to sit up and take notice when he says that “humans …
Online is not always best
Rolf Harris is an extraordinary entertainer, but as anyone who was at Glastonbury yesterday will no doubt say, “you had to be there” to truly understand how this 80-year-old wowed the crowds last night. Even though you could have seen him on TV, caught up with his “Two Little Boys” …