Internet Psychologist
Press Release Writer Sofie Sandell is searching for stories for her next book “Digital Leadership in Action” where people, organisations and companies have uses new digital technology and social media to build relationships
The illegal online trade in personal information has soared to record highs with more than 110 million pieces of data bought and sold by criminals so far in 2014
Almost half (47%) of consumers will order gifts online this Christmas with less than a week until the big day itself
The pace of online shopping growth is slower than expected
Mobile data speeds aren’t meeting modern day requirements with 60% of respondents claiming to be unhappy with their smartphone’s mobile internet connection
The average employee wastes £261 a year in company time on trying to manage multiple passwords
Online giant Amazon has topped the latest eChannel Retail Benchmark report from eDigitalResearch, assessing the entire end-to end customer experience across key digital channels
Look for technology that allows personalisation – children benefit when learning and play is targeted to them and they feel that they have control over aspects of it
Legacy chat services that show no understanding of who the consumer is or what their issue might be, are simply not fit-for-purpose
SmartFocus survey reveals shopping preference is linked to age, with more younger shoppers more likely to shop online and via their smartphone
xAd/Telmetrics 2014 UK Mobile Path-to-Purchase Study shows mobile ad reception is shifting as ads become more relevant and personalised
According to the latest consumer research from Voice of the Customer specialist eDigitalResearch, customer loyalty remains low across the majority of all consumer-facing UK industrie
New findings from leading hi-tech analysts, Juniper Research, has revealed that the global retail revenue from smart wearable devices will treble by 2016
Professional users of LinkedIn are now able to market and sell their services to other LinkedIn users by adding a “DaB button” to their profile
Despite the good weather British children are spending less time outdoors than ever – because of their obsession with social media