The Rise of E-Cards: Bringing Love and Laughter to Your Inbox

The video tutorial discusses the concept of e-cards, introduced by Jeff Gorman, highlighting their format as short, humorous videos. It explores the e-card industry's growth, noting the involvement of casting agents and high production standards. Despite their popularity, e-cards should not replace personal interactions, as emphasized by Neil Martin. The tutorial also touches on the societal impact of technology, with a survey showing people spend more time with computers than spouses. Finally, it predicts an increase in e-card usage in the future.

What is the primary advantage of e-cards over traditional mail?

• They are cheaper to produce.

• They are more personal.

• They are quicker to send and receive.

• They are more environmentally friendly.

According to Jeff Gorman, what is a common feature of most e-cards?

• They are lengthy and detailed.

• They focus on educational content.

• They include interactive elements.

• They are short and humorous.

What societal concern does Neil Martin raise about the use of e-cards?

• They are replacing traditional greeting cards.

• They are difficult to personalize.

• They are too expensive for most people.

• They contribute to a high-tech, low-touch society.

What does the Kelton Research Group survey reveal about married couples?

• They find e-cards more meaningful than traditional cards.

• They spend more time with their computers than with each other.

• They prefer e-cards over face-to-face communication.

• They are less likely to use e-cards.

How long can it take to produce a high-quality e-card according to Vitty Great Gorman's company?

• One day

• Two days

• Three days

• Four days