[ SECRET POST #2496 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2496 ⌋

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Re: Conversation on the internet - is it a lost art?

[(Anonymous)]

I think you need to have extraordinary consumer/customer awareness and an infamously fun social media presence to get people to interact. People ask Taco Bell to marry them on Facebook because it's a big brand company and their social media team is on-point with the funny and the fun. People won't necessarily feel comfortable discussing stuff under a smaller company's Facebook page because it just doesn't feel like it's worth it.

Some people in comments don't even do "conversation" as much as they do "funny oneliners". If you're not inspiring funny oneliners, that's not necessarily your fault - maybe not enough of those "zinger-happy" people aren't following you.

People still like conversations, I think, but the platforms for those tend to be so goddamn rare. I do my best conversing one-on-one on skype or instant messengers of other types.