Websties with user engagement?

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  Directly communication with a company is only possible via lawyers.

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• OSFA0

  Here you can create many engagement sites...

  http://www.wedshare.com/

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• ldww0

  Interact with the site and get recommendations back.

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• utopian0

  What is a user engagement? When you buy shit?

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• ldww0

  I never said I liked the ikea one, it was a way to get the conversation going without being too vague. I understand its beyond dated.

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• flashbender0

  http://kanyelicio.us/

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• freitag0

  websiet

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• hans_glib0

  LOVE the word websties! it's a great way to describe bad websites...

  "Jeez dude, that's a real websty you've got there..."

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• ldww

  Looking for examples of corporate websites with good user engagement. Where the user feels like they are communicating directly with the company.

  Something similar, but better (and more up to date) then the Ikea Ask Anna feature:
  http://www.ikea.com/us/en/

  Thanks.

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