Are all Smiles Genuine?
When I set up posts and ideas for my website. I really try to make it entertaining and exciting for the reader. By doing so I feel the response will be just as exciting and genuine and filled with laughs. By directing my energies to positive output I am receiving positive input.
The question remains, Are all those that leave comments, really happy with the ideal I present?
How can we really tell that people are being satisfied with our output, when they seem to only applaud when the flashing signs insist that they do?
I have been having a hard time deciphering between robotic responses and human expression. I have been wondering in the wake of interest points and revenue demand, does it matter? As long as people are viewing and interacting with the website and as long as google says "ALL IS GREEN TO GO." Why should I further question how people are taking to the site?
I question because I am not getting the calls for order. I question, because all the people that say, "Job well done." I never hear from in my spam collection of emails and rarely do I receive word that there is any interest in anything further than what is presented.
When those around us take interest in our work, we begin to feel the love and desire to produce more. This is our human nature. We can not escape this need for relevance. In any main stream market, the one that shows a Job well done is the one that reaches the most people and extends the most influence.
- When the development of robots on call started, the idea was great because socially it did not matter whom we were talking to as long as the numbers increased. The idea behind, 1,000 no's is wonderful because of the potential for the 1 yes. That one yes was going to get you where you wanted to be regardless of the ones that missed your idea.
- I still miss the human experience. I love the smiles of people faces when we have the heart to heart and they realize what I am asking them to buy into will not only benefit me wallet, but will develop into a friendship, you are not just a costumer but someone I depend on to help move the vision.
The cities are roaring with a buzzing sound of enterprise and I still feel at times that I am still sitting on the sidelines hanging out with the......
Which is not a bad deal if you can find a way to fall in love with both the Robots and the Humans.
One day the words of the bots will become real to me and I will take it all with a grain of salt. That may not change how heart broken I will feel when the response of those that take interest in my work, come off cold.
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Job well done. Just kidding. I enjoyed reading this and your thoughts on it. As my profile says I came from the land before computers where they was much more interaction between people.
This is like when you see someone and they say, "How Are You." really want to know or have the time to listen.
Yes, today I tried to tele-market through my city news paper. Contacting different business or individuals about my ideas and how they could possibly help in there own endeavors. I went so far as to sell the idea that I could manage and develop a working website for there own companies to broaden there PR outreach. while at the same time marketing my own brand.
On paper and in my head this all seems manageable. But the people are without motivation for anything new beyond what they are dealing with and the bots are just, "Yes-Men."
So we just ride the wave of ideas right?
I love to flow as much as the next person or bot. But what I really like is progression.
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I can't find the words !
Great piece of introspection in name of the humanity !
We have seen a lot of times that the slaves take over....
Thanks for sharing !
Attila