70% of people 'don’t trust badly designed sites'
UK SMEs are damaging their businesses with a poor online presence with 70% of people claim they would not buy from a company with a badly designed website, according to new research.
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70% of people ‘don’t trust badly designed sites’
UK SMEs are damaging their businesses with a poor online presence with 70% of people claim they would not buy from a company with a badly designed website, according to new research.
Elvis takes top award at 21st annual Best Awards
The Marketing Agencies Association (MAA) Best awards celebrated the most successful and effective marketing campaigns at an exclusive ceremony hosted by comedian and former marketer Russell Kane last week.
User experience industry ‘to grow 8% in 2011’
The UK user experience market grew by 5% in 2010, and will grow by an estimated 8% year-on-year in 2011 to a value of approximately £222 million, according to new research.
Half of Brits ‘prefer traditional books to e-books’
Nearly half of Brits (49%) say they would rather read and own actual books, showing a promising future for the printed book market, according to new research.
Infinite Authors offers self-publishing tools for e-book writers
Oxford-based independent publisher Infinite Ideas launches a new self-publishing website, Infinite Authors.
Qype takes on Groupon, buys German coupon provider
Recommendation community Qype has bought Munich-based Cooledeals.de to launch a new coupon site QypeDeals.com, initially rolling out to Germany.
UK to lead European online retail boom, despite economic gloom
Despite the challenging economy, European online retail sales grew 18% in 2010, and will grow 13% in 2011, reaching €92 billion, with the UK leading the pack, according to a new report.
Majority of kids ‘have accessed online porn during homework time’
More than nine in ten (95 percent) of parents are aware their children have accessed pornography on the web, usually during homework time, according to a new study.
Shopping goes retro for Royal Wedding
Brits are developing a taste for nostalgia as shoppers prepare to party for the Royal wedding this April, according to shopping comparison site Twenga.