
Sitting at your computer is not good for your brain
Social activity leads to specific anatomical changes in the brain. Sitting at your computer all day could be affecting your mental capabilities.
Social activity leads to specific anatomical changes in the brain. Sitting at your computer all day could be affecting your mental capabilities.
Drinking coffee can improve your positive response to websites
The Internet is mostly short-lived information; your business needs to be “live” in order to take part.
Multitasking online could be problematic. Using several media at the same time is associated with anxiety and depression.
Guy Fawkes plot against Parliament in London was over 400 years ago and he is still remembered today. Will your website be remembered in 400 years?
Paywalls introduced by newspapers lead to people devaluing the product. Free does not mean people do not value a product.
New research shows that the Internet is affecting the way we remember and how we pay attention to things
Giving up your smartphone could actually improve your working ability and make your online life more enjoyable and productive. Your web activities could well improve if you give up your smartphone.
Interviewed for a four-page feature on the psychology of Facebook
Interviewed by legendary broadcaster Mike Read about the psychology of online shopping.
Online child safety concerns reveal the way we seek information on important topics.
Increasing alpha waves could help you use the Internet in better ways. Relaxation and yoga could help boost your use of the web.
Online advertising has little effect if they do not change. You need several different forms of the same advert for people to notice them.
Your pricing tactics can backfire if you are not careful; people might not think high prices are quality
Some businesses launch head-first into social media activity expecting their customers to follow enthusiastically. But they do not; why?
The sales funnel is an old concept which may no longer be suitable in the modern, low-attention-span world.
Red magazine interview on the Internet and human memory
Young people prefer old fashioned face-to-face interaction compared with online techniques. There is more life in “real world” contact yet.
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