Why do businesses send such stupid emails?
Brands send out emails which do not get opened in spite of knowing what people really want.
Internet Psychologist
Brands send out emails which do not get opened in spite of knowing what people really want.
Customers think you focus on them when you provide easy access to you and immediate help or support. Having a social media network is one of the least important requirements.
Maintaining social networking relationships can be tough – unless you are humble, according to new research
Social networking might make you feel “dirty” which is holding businesses back from gaining the benefits of such activities.
Nude pictures leaked from iCloud are only the tip of the online security issues facing website owners.
Interviewed by USA Today about the “nude photo hack”.
Tesco is in trouble despite being Britain’s biggest retailer. The company’s problems provide a warning for online retail.
Industry Expert Graham Jones Talks Online Communication with Zapporoo
Generating sales leads is best done using offline methods, according to research. But there are two standout methods of online lead generation that work.
PrestaShop is an excellent e-commerce system worthy of a serious look by small and medium sized companies in particular.
Major web companies are switching to advertising instead of subscription models. But that only works if you have hundreds of millions of users.
Personalisation of email marketing doesn’t go far enough. To gain more engagement you need to make it even more personal and individual.
Research shows that even though online communication is greatly appreciated, people still prefer face-to-face
Recently I was interviewed by Idea Design Studio and they have written a lovely article about me and my thoughts on online behaviour and internet psychology. To read the full interview and article go to: http://ideadesignstudio.com/graham-jones-reviews-ideadesign-studio/
How many online friends should you have? Research shows that the more you have the richer you could become.