Responding to questions via social channels will drive tangible engagement and endear you to today's connected consumer.
Though different in character and intensity, this engagement is at the same time more protracted, less tangible in its aims, and perhaps more important in its consequences.
It was Tony Benn's belief that politics was about people not politicians, and that it was possible in the community and at work to turn engagement into tangible beneficial outcomes, that really caught my imagination from the 1960s.
While participation is contingent upon access to digitalization tools in a very tangible sense, issues of engagement do not follow a linear, foreseeable, developmental trajectory.
The most tangible aspect of this engagement is China's financing of health projects in Africa.
"We're in love with Memrise's vision for language learning, and have been deeply impressed with the high engagement levels and tangible learning among their millions of users.
Sure, volunteering for good causes can build publicity for TV and movie stars, but does their engagement do anything tangible for the cause itself?
Paperwork and office based tasks tended to be prioritised over less tangible outcomes such as patient engagement.
Such studies may be necessary to assess whether local community involvement works beyond engagement to confer tangible social and health improvements.
We found that providing modest incentives (transport reimbursement, condoms) was valuable to the process of engagement and provided tangible thanks for the contributions participants made to the study and data generation process.
The findings of our study resonate strongly with these two studies, but may further indicate that a tangible and deliberate lack of engagement with potentially serious symptoms (along with a clear underlying knowledge that they may occur) is also at work.
