Extra FutureProviding the “[Latest research on consumer behaviour, psychology and biases][link].” This stuff is like catnip for me.
[link]: http://coglode.com/ “Latest research on consumer behaviour, psychology and biases – Cognitive Lode by ribot”
[A comparison of three major POD places][link] ([lulu.com][lulu], [blurb.com][blurb] & [adorama.com][adorama]), with helpful video of the finished products. via [@templesmith][ben].
[link]: http://insig.ht/2009/06/print-on-demand-review/ “Adorama, Blurb & Lulu – Book Printing Review”
[ben]: http://twitter.com/templesmith “Ben Templesmith”
[lulu]: http://lulu.com “Lulu”
[blurb]: http://blurb.com “Blurb”
[adorama]: http://www.adoramapix.com/ “Adorama”
[Metrics relating to page length, views of the bottom of pages, and more][link]. These statistics are a kind of pornography to a lot of people I know:
>91% of the page views were long enough to contain scroll-bar. Of those, 76% were scrolled to some extent.
22% of the page views with a scroll-bar were scrolled all the way to the bottom.
[via @flashlight][flash]
[link]: http://blog.clicktale.com/2007/10/05/clicktale-scrolling-research-report-v20-part-1-visibility-and-scroll-reach “ClickTale Blog » ClickTale Scrolling Research Report V2.0 – Part 1: Visibility and Scroll Reach”
[flash]: http://twitter.com/flashlight