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Dayna Bateman

I'm a research driven ecommerce strategist & technologist. This is where I think about work.

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Things I've said & written:

Trust: The Secret Sauce In Social Commerce

Ecommerce & the Social Web: Why it matters. What you can do.

What are you doing unto others? The importance of reciprocity on the social web.

Good Search Abandonment: Delivering Content without Clicks to the Cross-channel Customer

The ways and means of widgets

Email is dead. Long live Email.

Internet Retailer

NYTimes on Online Accessibility

NYTimes on Interactive Catalogs

Harnessing Customer Influence & Emerging Interests (In a Hurry & On the Cheap)

The Big So What: The Apple iPad Enters Our Lives

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hooclippings:

A tweet receives, on average, 3 seconds of attention from a follower. 
“Participants looked more than a second less at tweets from frequent authors (3.74 seconds for infrequent and 2.48 seconds for frequent; p < .01). They also remembered these tweets marginally significantly less often (p = .04). These results give some evidence that when an author tweets frequently, each individual tweet risks being overshadowed, the result being that each of the author’s tweets receives less attention.”
Taking it all in? Visual Attention in Microblog Consumption

hooclippings:

A tweet receives, on average, 3 seconds of attention from a follower. 

“Participants looked more than a second less at tweets from frequent authors (3.74 seconds for infrequent and 2.48 seconds for frequent; p < .01). They also remembered these tweets marginally significantly less often (p = .04). These results give some evidence that when an author tweets frequently, each individual tweet risks being overshadowed, the result being that each of the author’s tweets receives less attention.”

Taking it all in? Visual Attention in Microblog Consumption