Post by Aaron from Chatwing.com
The
importance of having an open source live chat in your web in terms of gathering
traffic is unquestionable. Though there are other factors that may affect it,
installing a chat software not only gives
better costumer service; it can also liven up the atmosphere of you website.
Its reliability is already proven and even renowned social networking sites
made some work of their own in order to put this advantage to good use. I’ve
jotted down five of these nifty chat services that has already proved useful in
terms communicating with others.

Let’s
talk about Facebook’s chatting system. Facebook let’s you chat with the people
only when you’ve already accepted them as friends. It shows you whether they’re
online at the moment or not; or if you can contact them through their phones.
You can also type messages to offline users and they will still see it the next
time they’ll go online. And that’s basically that. Facebook does have other
features that make it one if not the biggest social media networking site – but
that’s another story.
How
about Google? Well they have Gtalk, and it’s, simple. It stays true to its word
– chatting. Gtalk lets you invite other people through email, preferably Gmail.
That’s because you need to have a Google account before you could use it. After that, if they’re online you can chat
with them.
Yahoo
uses another style in spicing up their chatting system. Yahoo! Messenger not
only makes you chat with other people, it also gives you the choice of playing
a game with them. Not only that, you can also choose change the theme of your
conversation, to make it more enjoyable; though the inviting system remains the
same – inviting them through email.
Skype
on the other hand is very much like Facebook, though it sorely revolves around chatting. Basically, you’ll need an account to
join. Personal information on you is shown below your avatar and you get to
choose your own picture. You can either choose from a selection or browse your
own. Inviting other people here is much more lenient, in my opinion. You’ll
only need to type in their Skype names or in case you forgot, their cell phone
numbers, granted they provided it in their personal status. The chat system
here is quite convenient too. Not only can you make group chats, you can also
do a group video conference, which really nice. You can also send files via
chat, be it picture or video files, which is really handy.
Last,
but definitely not the least,
Chatwing’s Chat Widget.
This chat software is
very convenient, to say the least. It installs in seconds, and can be embedded
in any website that you like. It has some nifty features too, including the
social networking integration capacity, that lets anyone join in the chat
simply by logging their Facebook or Twitter account – or even both, at the same
time. Using the custom word filters you can block out words that can be
damaging or insulting to other users. It also comes with its own banning
system. Granted only to the administrator, you can ban out people who are
intentionally messing with your site or the other chatters. You can either
block their Facebook, Twitter accounts or even their very own IP address and
it’s up to you for how long the ban lasts. That and more features have been
made by Chatwing sorely to improve live chatting for the convenience of its
users.
Live Chat – The 5 Different Faces and Chatwing Live Chat Software
This Guest Post is written and contributed by Aaron from http://www.chatwing.com.
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