Module 4 · Tools and channels Lesson 10 of 15
Live chat and social support
Chat is faster and less formal than email, and the reader is watching you type. Short lines, one question at a time, and a clear next step beat a perfect paragraph they wait a minute for.
Worked example
Three short lines in twenty seconds keeps a chat alive; one long reply makes the customer think you have left and they close the window.
Your practice task
Answer the same question in email form and in chat form, and compare the two.
Do this before moving on. Reading a solution teaches the shape of it; typing it teaches you.
Key takeaway
Chat is faster and less formal than email, and the reader is watching you type. Short lines, one question at a time, and a clear next step beat a perfect paragraph they wait a minute for.
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