Online video content can reduce web impact
Online video content can be both good and bad for your website. You need to consider carefully the use of web video to ensure maximum impact.
Graham Jones
Blogs with comments need attention
Comments can influence people’s thoughts about the original article. You must moderate and prune your comments.
Facebook can reduce conflict
Facebook improves the relationship between children and parents. It could improve the relationship between businesses and customers too.
The One Show
Recorded a package for The One Show on Internet communications
Creating Web Content in Five Steps
Creating Web Content – management of your time and your planning process is essential. This article shows you how to succeed in creating web content.
Estates Gazette
Interviewed by Estates Gazette today for an article about the impact of electronic communications in business.
Website choices depend on similarities, not differences
Givig people a choice of products on your website works better if you make those things similar, not different
Attention spans falling online
Attention spans are falling online says Graham Jones, Internet Psychologist
BBC World Service
Interviewed by the BBC World Service today for a documentary programme about online dating.
How to be comfortable in online video
Video has become so common that almost everyone is a TV star these days. But how confident are you on camera?
Social media research highlights East-West divide
Social media research shows that people in China use social networks in a dramatically different way to people in the USA
Social Media Pros and Cons
Social Media Advantages and Disadvantages are in this free document detailing the pros and cons of Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Economic and consumer psychology reveals how to charge high prices
Charging high prices for your goods and services requires an understanding of economic and consumer psychology
Unfriending is not a good idea
Unfriending has real world consequences. Far better to consider whether people should be friends in the first place it seems.
BBC Radio Berkshire
Appeared on BBC Radio Berkshire today as part of Safer Internet Day