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Future of advertising on social networks
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I'm interested in what direction you think advertising will take with regards to social networks. Sites like MySpace that do have advertising use it too intrusively and it becomes a hindrance to the user. There is also the question as to whether a...
I have always liked to view my facebook profile in spatial terms. Sort of like a living room cause that’s the one room in ones’ house where his guests spend most of their time. Ok so it’s sort of like your living room, one with a door that is eith...
Yes that's the one. It's quite concise - only took me a couple of days to read. Hope you enjoy it :)
No problem.
Is this the book your talking about? http://neurowebbook.com/
I haven't read it but if you recommend it I'll take a look. Thanks
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Thanks Richard. They were all really useful and interesting articles. I think someone needs to do a PHD on this area! Lots of unanswered questions.
btw I don't know if you've read it but I've just finished a book called 'Neuro web design' which w...
Hi Lisa
David Armano has just uploaded a presentation that he s due to give today that I thought you might be interested in. He explains a bit about it here on his blog:
http://www.slideshare.net/darmano/the-future-of-advertising-wtf?type=presen...
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- I have been working within usability for just over 3 years now. I especially enjoy product usability and ergonomics. Just recently though I have developed a strong interest in the role of engagement and persuasion, especially for the web and SNS. I have an MSc in Human Factors and Ergonomics and a BSc in Computing and Psychology.
- What's your interest in customer engagement?
- Engagement and persuasive design are not something I have spent time looking into before, yet I am finding it fascinating to read about. Just defining how to assess if someone is 'engaged' and by how much must be very difficult and I am looking forward to finding out more about how researchers have gone about this.
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