#internet of behaviour

[blogaarkasolutions]

HOW CAN IoB IMPROVE YOUR E-COMMERCE WEBSITE?

For an E-Commerce business, one needs to understand their customers to stay ahead of competition. Understanding customer needs and customizing their shopping experience enhances user experience and engagement. This is how Internet of Behaviour (IoB) works. In simple terms, Internet of behaviour is a collection of data about user’s behaviour by analyzing their online activity and shopping preferences. For example, if you open social media, it loads some information based on your interest by analyzing what kind of posts you are interacting frequently, what pages you’re visiting and how long you are scrolling.  It helps websites suggest products that users are likely to purchase.

Ways IoB can improve E-Commerce Website:

Personalization:

As IoB uses data that was collected by analyzing users behaviour and preferences, E-Commerce sites can recommend products to their customers based on their interest. This makes customers feel valued and understood thereby helps in customer satisfaction and increased sales.

Inventory Management:

IoB can predict future demand for products based on users behaviour and current trends. It provides accurate insights to businesses to improve inventory management. These real time insights help businesses to reduce the risk of overstocking or understocking of products.

Customer Segmentation:

By deeply analyzing customers behaviour IoB can make it easy to segment customers based on their browsing history and purchase patterns. It can also perform predictive analysis to forecast future actions and make changes to customer segments accordingly. This helps businesses send offers and promotional codes to customers, leading to better targeted marketing.

Website Updates:

IoB helps E-Commerce sites to understand how customers are navigating through the website, where they are facing trouble loading content or navigating and where they are dropping off. This helps E-Commerce businesses to make updates or changes wherever necessary. For example, if an E-Commerce business notices that their customers are leaving carts without buying, they may make the checkout process easier or send their customers promotional discounts to convert it into a sale.

Flexible Pricing:

Price may influence E-Commerce sales. IoB helps you adjust prices based on customer behaviour. Customers who usually visit a particular product page but they buy nothing, you may decide to give them a limited time offer which will create an urgency so that they will make the purchase.

The Internet of Business (IoB) enables E-Commerce firms to have a better understanding of their customers, maintain stocks and to do a focused marketing plan. When used correctly, IoB helps increased sales for your online store. At Aarka Solutions, with years of experience our team helps businesses to develop their own web solutions and upgrade their online stores with IoB. Contact us today to Incorporate IoB and boost online sales for your E-Commerce site. Visit us at www.aarkasolutions.com / www.aarkasolutions.in.

[my-darling-boy]

Special circle of hell for game devs that still subject you to a diabolical grind to earn purchasable extras you’ve already paid for and make you wait significant real time hours to even slightly progress the main story of the game you’ve already paid for and then punish you by corrupting your save file or revoking basic game features if you attempt to try and get around the absurd restrictions in the game you’ve already paid for. You shell out so much money for a game, the least you could do is, oh I don’t know, let me play it

[nightbornfeyre]

Some of y’all don’t realize how weird it is to build your entire personality around hating something.

Like, you don’t like a character? Cool. You don’t vibe with a storyline? Fine. But when your whole account becomes a shrine to that hate—when you’re posting daily, making edits, writing essays, stirring drama over things you claim to “not care about”… that’s not criticism. That’s obsession.

And it’s not healthy.

Critics say their piece and move on. What y’all are doing? That’s not moving on. That’s camping in bitterness. That’s projecting your own unresolved stuff onto stories that were never written for you in the first place.

And the worst part? The energy you put out is poison. It clings. It seeps into everything. You think you're just “calling things out,” but what you’re really doing is sucking the joy out of spaces meant for passion and creativity.

You’re allowed to have opinions. But there’s a huge difference between having an opinion and dedicating your life to hate.

An opinion is: “I don’t really like lattes. They’re too sweet for me.” And then you move on.

Hate is: “I HATE lattes. People who drink them are idiots. The person who invented them is dumb. This is trash. And actually, lattes might k*ll you, so let me make a whole post about why you’re wrong for enjoying them.”

See the difference?

You don’t have to like everything. But turning your dislike into a personality trait—and expecting applause for your bitterness—isn’t normal. It’s not “critical thinking.” It’s obsession.

So ask yourself this:

Are you even having fun anymore? Or are you just addicted to being mad?

[talistheintrovert]

CHAPPELL ROAN IS NOT YOUR FRIEND (BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN YOU GET TO BE AN ASSHOLE)

[oacest]

Hi, I’ve seen a couple of quotes from Noel go around where he seems to be convinced/ fighting with the fact that Liam hated him (mostly from early or mid 90s). This seems so strange to me as the more dominant narrative, especially later on, seems to be that Liam is craving Noel’s affection, which he can rarely (publicly) seem to admit/ sometimes seemingly withholding it on purpose (even scoffing about how Liam’s love for him). What is your take on this?

they really have...... to put it mildly........ very different emotional communication styles lol. let's just say that. and they were in a very bad place with each other back in the day, fueled by a vicious cycle of avoidance and clinginess and believing the worst of each other. liam's reaction to emotional upset is generally to explode/demand while noel's is immediate (or preemptive) withdrawal. your use of the word "withholding" is exactly the key. when noel is upset or threatened or feels wronged/hurt he recoils, which makes liam chase him, which makes noel run harder, which makes liam get more aggressive, etc, ad infinitum. this behaviour on liam's part reads to noel as frightening and disrespectful (which it is) and noel's retreating reads to liam as vindictive and cruel (which it also is). noel doesn't like to tell (or think about) the truth of his emotional upheavals so it's easier for him to say "liam hates me" to the press than it is to say "we have an incredibly complicated and emotionally volatile codependent relationship that neither of us can understand fully and which causes us both a lot of suffering and it's none of anyone's business so quit fucking asking me." plus im certain on a lot of levels he does believe liam hates him (which liam no doubt does to some degree, largely due to feeling misunderstood and rejected), bc it would be so anathema for noel himself to treat a loved one in the specific ways liam has treated him in their lowest moments together that he can't process those behaviours as coming from someone who genuinely loves him.

[zinphandel]

just a little post to how grateful n thankful i am for the phannie tumblr community <3 there is so much gorgeous love on here and i think u are all fabulous <3

[raviollies]

i watched a playthrough of needy girl overdose

[spittyfishy]

Thoughts on the Typhlosion allegations/pokemon teraleaks?

Okay, here’s what I’ll say about that. (And fair warning, it is nothing positive)

I think the fandoms reaction to these “leaks” has been absolutely ridiculous. They are not canon, they do not change pre-existing information present in the games and anime. Concept art is interesting, but things that were scrapped and did not appear in the actual media should not be regarded as fact.

Especially the Typhlosion thing, it’s like if jk Rowling said ‘oh yeah at one point in the writing process I thought Harry Potter would be a girl, but I changed my mind’ and the fandom went ‘oh my god Harry’s been a girl this whole time!’ Like no, a lot of work and ideas go into the concept and development of works like these, and then creators pick and choose the best of their ideas and use that, but I think it’s very problematic to judge them on the concepts that they themselves already decided weren’t good enough to use.

I have very strict opinions about what counts as canon, and that very simply is ‘what is in the work itself’. Unused concepts, things a creator said years later online, and really popular headcanons don’t count. They’ll never count, sorry but that’s not how language works, you can’t just redefine canon to encompass anything that maybe could have been a part of the project. It can be super neat to look at what changes could have been made, but it needs to be understood that that does not impact what the actual game is like.

This Typhlosion thing especially, it *could* be neat if people just took the scrapped stories to go “oh yeah the Pokémon world could have had myths and legends similar to our own! That will be interesting to explore in fan works!” But that’s not what the majority of people did. Instead, people took it to mean that somehow all Typhlosion are secretly evil and shouldn’t be left alone with children and anyone who has one or likes that Pokémon should be ridiculed based on nothing.

Because the stuff that in those leaks (baring things about unreleased games) are nothing. Looking at them in the sense of seeing ‘How It’s Made’ is interesting, fine go for it yeah sure, but they have absolutely no bearing on the actual franchise itself. And I have no patience for the people taking them as gospel and insisting they be considered more true over the actual canon.

[thenegoteator]

so apparently it's not just ao3 that's been having bot problems, but lots of libraries, archives, and other repositories have spent the past few months with their digital infrastructure being overrun by ai crawler bots

like the OAPEN library

or Wikimedia

[staying-elive]

Sending anon hate is so weird 🤣😂

Like, unless I've missed some tumblr setting or something, you don't get notified when a blog answers your anon, right? But you do get one when you show your name.

So, you have two scenarios...

You just send vitriol so often you don't care about seeing a response. Aren't you a little ray of sunshine!

You obsessively return and check the blog of the person you dislike, because presumably you don't follow them, and are hoping to see a response (anger, upset, doesn't matter) so that you can respond again with more hate, and hope again to recieve another shred of attention that you so obviously and desperately crave.

It's weird, right? You're really weird. 🤣😂

[one-real-wrimonkey]

“But what if I don’t like beans” is a very annoying phenomenon on the internet but may I propose an equally annoying phenomenon in the “you’re not special” crowd.

I am so done with it.

I saw a video showcasing how early it gets dark in the UK in winter and the top comment was “clearly you’ve never been to Canada” and when someone asked why that was a necessary comment they defended it with “the English are acting like it doesn’t happen all over, they’re not special”.

It was educational and it said England because it was filmed in England, nowhere did it claim it was a unique feature of England. It just wanted to show what occurred in that location.

I saw another one showing the Red Bull F1 car making cool vortexes in the rain spray, just showing off some cool photos and saying “look how cool this is”. All the comments were going “all f1 cars do that” “this isn’t a new thing” “this isn’t unique to them they’re not special”.

Why do people act like someone showing something cool is an attack on them if it isn’t focused on them?

It’s just something cool. It’s just someone showing something happening and saying “hey look at this”.

I’m so sick of it. Not everything is about you. Just let people enjoy cool things.

[ollierachnid]

Mutually Assured Destruction is a beautiful name for a baby boy

[cosmicarcanist]

insane to me that the trend on tumblr now is not only to not say anything in the tags on art but to genuinely not interact w it because some assholes ruined it for everyone and made ppl too scared

heres the thing: you cant possibly know if every single piece of art u come across that the op has dni and that u cross that. Frankly? i think dnis in general are terrible (not to mention completely ineffective) but dont be hard on YOURSELF because YOU didnt know and just wanted to share and gush over someones art

if someone genuinely has a problem with you sharing that art and interacting, thats on THEM. they can live their sad little life of always assuming the worst of people and never wanting to interact with anyone, but dont let the people that get offended you liked their art (or worse: screenshot your tags to be an asshole) make YOU stop interacting with people. Those people are miserable and want to make everyone miserable too

ive been on tumblr for ages. i miss when ppl talked and gushed in tags. Whenever i do get someone talking abt my art in the tags i love it! I screenshot my favourite ones and save it in a little folder for when im feeling really down about my art to remind myself someone out there loved it enough to type something out in the tags

dont let weirdos online that have their brains terminally rot by social media stop you from interacting and connecting with others and just getting to share a little kindness. The world needs more of that

[wereoz]

spencer staring at penelope’s text message wondering what UwU means

[cinnama]