Comments on: Are you Hidden Behind A Social Media Glass Wall? http://webmarketingden.com/2009/06/marketing-strategy-branding-social-media/ Sun, 02 May 2010 21:18:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Susan http://webmarketingden.com/2009/06/marketing-strategy-branding-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-234 Susan Wed, 24 Jun 2009 05:52:58 +0000 http://webmarketingden.com/?p=119#comment-234 well, I love high street primarily because I get to see the stuff before paying for it. I guess that can't happen online. But again if you go to somewhere like Ebay, you get to explore thousands of variety of any product. So there are pros and cons, a'right. What i'd like online stores to do is to improve their customer service, so that we talk to a real person and not an automated thing like voicemail or email or even an outsourced call-center. Bring more life to shopping! Thanks, well, I love high street primarily because I get to see the stuff before paying for it. I guess that can’t happen online. But again if you go to somewhere like Ebay, you get to explore thousands of variety of any product. So there are pros and cons, a’right.

What i’d like online stores to do is to improve their customer service, so that we talk to a real person and not an automated thing like voicemail or email or even an outsourced call-center.
Bring more life to shopping!

Thanks,

]]> By: Jason Ford http://webmarketingden.com/2009/06/marketing-strategy-branding-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-233 Jason Ford Wed, 24 Jun 2009 05:46:10 +0000 http://webmarketingden.com/?p=119#comment-233 hey Hersh, Nice post. I am not sure about the interactivity part in high-street shopping. Mostly I like to shop quietly and a website allows you to do that. One can explore for hours and take his time, without being bugged by the sales people every five minutes. To be honest, it depends upon personal choice. But I do see your point that web sellers are increasingly becoming faceless. Cheers hey Hersh,

Nice post. I am not sure about the interactivity part in high-street shopping. Mostly I like to shop quietly and a website allows you to do that. One can explore for hours and take his time, without being bugged by the sales people every five minutes.
To be honest, it depends upon personal choice. But I do see your point that web sellers are increasingly becoming faceless.
Cheers

]]> By: Elinor Jones http://webmarketingden.com/2009/06/marketing-strategy-branding-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-232 Elinor Jones Wed, 24 Jun 2009 05:41:53 +0000 http://webmarketingden.com/?p=119#comment-232 Hersh, I know where u coming from regarding the high-street experience and the lack of it online. Its sad isn't it? I am no online expert but there gotta be a way of more interactivity? Tha Hersh,
I know where u coming from regarding the high-street experience and the lack of it online. Its sad isn’t it? I am no online expert but there gotta be a way of more interactivity?
Tha

]]> By: John Mccarthy http://webmarketingden.com/2009/06/marketing-strategy-branding-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-231 John Mccarthy Wed, 24 Jun 2009 05:36:46 +0000 http://webmarketingden.com/?p=119#comment-231 Hi Hersh, I can't understand your apprehension with the online shopping going social! I do understand where you coming from though. Online portals are becoming more and more faceless. We do need a fine balance, I agree. J Hi Hersh,
I can’t understand your apprehension with the online shopping going social!
I do understand where you coming from though. Online portals are becoming more and more faceless. We do need a fine balance, I agree.

J

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