Digital body language
Research shows that about 60% to 80% of our in-person communication is non-verbal, such as pacing, pauses, gestures, and tone. All these cues bring energy and an emotional touch to our message.
- In the digital world, non-verbal language is expressed by punctuation and the use of emojis.
- Other signals will include greetings - if you include a"Hello" or just jump in, and how you end your message.
- In written exchanges, the timing of your response can cause anxiety. If you delay your answer, it may seem like a lack of interest.
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