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Dr Paul Marsden

Chartered psychologist specialising in consumer behaviour, wellbeing and technology. University lecturer at UAL and consultant consumer psychologist with Brand Genetics.

Periodic Table of Content Marketing (high resolution)

At first glance, this ‘periodic table of content marketing‘ from Chris Lake at econsultancy looks like yet more content marketing nonsense.  Any approach with more than 130 moving parts is far too complicated to be useful to real humans – except for...

The Psychology of Sticky Content

What makes content in content marketing psychologically sticky? In other words, what makes content not only ‘beddable and spreadable’ (attractive, memorable and shareable), but also change something? (minds or behaviours).  Whilst there are many...

The 5 Motivations Behind Pinterest Use [Study]

A new Central Michigan University study to appear in the April 2014 edition of the journal ‘Computers in Human Behavior‘ has identified the five key motivations driving the use of popular pinboarding site Pinterest.  The study, ‘ “PIN” pointing the...

Confirmed: Twitter Link to Narcissism

Interesting study just out in the journal of Computers in Human Behavior that again links active Twitter usage to narcissism; Narcissism; self-admiration that is characterized by tendencies toward grandiose ideas, fantasized talents, exhibitionism...

Native Advertising: Not Evil, Just Dumb

There’s a great article on native advertising in the Guardian today (thanks Dom Waghorn) by ad thought leader Bob Garfield. The gist of the article is that although native advertising (aka sponsored content/advertorials/astroturfing) has been...

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