Wednesday, 4 September 2013

Greater Interaction

Greater Interaction

Interaction in todays age is vitally important, this allows people to interact with websites and become engaged with it, making them stay on the website for longer, potentially buying something. Also this can be a great way of giving customers service and helping people with any enquiries and problems that they need resolving.

5 comments:

  1. It is also really good for social networking websites as you are able to find old and new friends that you were not able to keep in contact with because you didn't have there phone number or e-mail and it has become really easy as you only have to know their name to find them.

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  2. Emails allow people to interact better with others, as it allows them to communicate to friends, family and work colleagues. Also, it lets you share information and work, for free!
    However, people don't check it regularly, so therefore it is inefficient at times,

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  3. I agree with these comments but i think that Social Networking has made interaction a whole lot easier for everyone who uses them. Sites like Facebook and Twitter have made interacting with friends and family a lot easier, easspecially as you can now do all of this on your mobile devices, on the go!

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  4. a downside to social networking sites is hat people are beginning to become socially awkward face to face and people are not used to talking to people face to face.

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  5. To sum this all up, i do think that interaction via the means of the internet is very standard now, people are used to it and it is now a way of life and people are going to have to get to grips with that and accept it. Also the point about e-mail still being used is a good one because it is across the world interaction, it is also much more professional this is why they see it alot in business too. But also the point of people becoming socially awkward is a big one because people will become this and they will not like to admit it, everything they talk to will only ever be computerized.

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