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Behavioural Science Puts Energy Use In Spin
“Research shows that small alterations can lead to big behaviour change.”
Published: September 5, 2014
The third annual Behave conference looked closely at the latest ideas around behaviour and energy efficiency. From...
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Psychology of Communications Campaigns: B2B to B2C
“...our improved understanding of how people think and act is dissolving the customary distinction between how to engage people in business and non-business environments.”
Published: April 29, 2014
Business to business communications is changing. From Adobe's recent 'Click Baby Click' to Kern’s ‘Gnome Experiment’, B2B...
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Tomorrow’s World: What new tech will shape comms?
“Marketing and communications professionals need to do some future-proofing.”
Published: April 10, 2014
Many questioned Facebook’s recent decision to buy Oculus Rift, a piece of virtual reality kit which immerses users in a...
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Are You More Likely To Click On Question Headlines?
“New research suggests that self-referencing questions increase the readership of tweets, blogs and other online communications.”
Published: February 11, 2014
Marketeers are desperate to understand what makes you and I, quite literally, click. With all of us exposed to hundreds of new...
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Class Ceilings: Beyond the gender divide
“End-of-term report for UK plc shows state-schooled pupils still struggle to make it to the top of big business.”
Published: October 14, 2013
A new report by a Linstock client, the diversity consultancy Equal Approach, shows that big business is still an old boys’...
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