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Delete, Ignore, Snub or Engage? How Mature Companies Should Tackle Negative Social Media Feedback Analyses

eglobalis

Introduction As companies mature, they face increasingly complex decisions about how to handle customer complaints and negative feedback on social media. Studies by Forrester reveal that unaddressed complaints on social media can increase customer churn by up to 15%.

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You Need a Jointly Owned Social Media Customer Service Strategy ASAP – Here’s Why

Comm100

Once you decide to engage in social media customer service, the next step is coming up with an effective strategy for implementing it. You know the “what” and they “why” of social media support, but who within your company should be the one to own this new platform? Should it be customer service?

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Up Where Expectations Soar: Customer Care in the Age of Entitlement

BlueOcean

The trend of personalized customer experience has since transformed almost every industry as we know it. From the retail experience to social media connections to issue resolution via the contact center, customers want their individual needs known and reflected in the interactions, services, and products they pay for.

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NOW is the time for our Customer CARE Revolution!

Bill Quiseng

They may logically say that customer service is the frontline because they are front and center with customers. However, as customers, we emotionally feel we are doing battle with the customer service frontline. As customers, NOW is the time for our customer CARE Revolution! Well, no more.

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Top 3 Ways to Handle Bad Reviews on Social Media

Comm100

Social media. The ultimate double-edged sword of customer care. On the one hand, social media provides businesses with a premier location to engage with customers, address emerging problems, and discuss service improvements. Look at them as an opportunity to build on your customer relationships.

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Top 4 Tips to Nail Social Media Customer Service

Comm100

Social media and customer service have become an integral partner in customer support as social platforms have grown to become a part of most of our daily lives. But while it’s crucial to offer customer service on your social media platforms, venturing into this space can be a minefield.

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Getting More Referrals = Letting People Your Customers Care About Know About Brands That Care About Them

Michelli Experience

One of the great things about social media is the ease with which customers can make what I refer to as “passive” referrals through the power of “social shares” or “likes.” Many customers want to refer you because they have strong intrinsic connections to their friends and to your brand.