Nielsen Norman Group Survey Finds Websites Not Well Designed for Teenagers

Tuesday, February 12th, 2013

Given how the lives of today’s generation of teens are so intertwined with technology, most notably the Internet, it’s become especially important for web designers to be mindful of the Internet habits of teenagers when designing websites. Short attention spans, information just a click away, and text message interruptions are the norm with teens, which [...]

Study Shows Data on Efficacy of Digital Ads

Saturday, August 20th, 2011

According to an August 2011 study done by the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB), search and video advertisements are far more effective “calls to action” when compared to several other types of digital ads. The study, titled “Affluent Consumers in a Digital World,” shows that a little over 40 percent of consumers who view video and [...]

How to Get Internet Users to Read your Content

Monday, March 28th, 2011

Because of the incredibly efficient and fast rate in which information is disseminated on the Internet, most Internet users no longer read Web content word by word. Instead, users now skim through web pages, picking out keywords and phrases that pique their interest or are relevant to them in some way. Notable studies involving a [...]

Having a Social Media Strategy is the New Norm

Saturday, September 18th, 2010

With more than 72% of companies having a social media strategy in place, there’s no denying it’s the new norm. A study by Kingfish media* shows that of the remaining 27% that has lagged behind, 80% are planning to have one within a year, 9% has not decided yet, and 11% have decided to leave [...]