Sticky content
Style of web content
In web publishing, sticky content is website content with the purpose of encouraging users to return to that particular website, or to hold their attention and spend longer periods of time on the site.[1] Webmasters use this method to build up a community of returning visitors to a website.
Examples are chat rooms, online forums, webmail, Internet games, weather, news and horoscopes.
See also
- Attention economy
- Clickbait
References
- ^ Kominers, Scott Duke. "Sticky content and the structure of the commercial web." In 2009 Workshop on the Economics of Networks. 2009.
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Media and human factors
- Cognitive psychology
- Externality
- Evolutionary psychology
- Behavioral modernity
- Cognition
- Mismatch
- Media psychology
- Media studies
- Social psychology
- Attention economy
- Attention inequality
- Attention management
- Attention span
- Chumbox
- Clickbait
- Cognitive miser
- Digital zombie
- Doomscrolling
- Human multitasking
- Influence-for-hire
- Infodemic
- Information explosion
- Information overload
- Information pollution
- Information–action ratio
- Rage farming
- Screen time
- Sticky content
Conformity
Political polarization
- Computer rage
- Criticism of Facebook
- Criticism of Netflix
- Cultural impact of TikTok
- Digital media use and mental health
- Effects of violence in mass media
- Fascination with death
- Griefer
- Mass shooting contagion
- Psychological effects of Internet use
- Sealioning
- Social aspects of television
- Social bot
- Social impact of YouTube
- Technophilia
- Technophobia
- Violence and video games
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