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PR Service or Customer Service? Why Always Saying “Yes” Damages Client Relationships

Shift Communications

PR service isn’t customer service. Behind a counter, it’s good for business to go along with all of your customer’s wishes. You need to ensure alignment by providing measurable deliverables for all projects, and especially for ongoing ones. Client relations are not customer service. Savannah Whitman.

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The Extra Mile PR Strategy: Wow Your Customers

Doctor Spin

He argues that founders should not underestimate the power of compound growth and should measure their startup’s progress through weekly growth rates. Stuffed giraffe shows what customer service is all about. In 1975, a customer returned a set of tires to Nordstrom, even though the store had never sold tires before.

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5 Common Misperceptions of Social Customers

Cision

Black Friday 2015 has come and gone, and one trend dominated all others: more and more people are purchasing online rather than shopping at brink-and-mortar retailers. There is not an all-encompassing “social media” Black Friday 2015 was the most social Black Friday on record. Conclusion. ”

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#SMWChicago Recaps: Social Intelligence, Evolving Media & More

Cision

Social Media Week 2015 concluded just as it started – with tons of great information and ideas. Each delved into how social intelligence can help you listen to conversations online to benefit your brand’s customer service, marketing, product development, sales and PR initiatives. Measurement. Track competitors.

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Six Things That Haven’t Changed About PR

Mindful Marketing

The PR analytics and PR measurement landscape are continually evolving with the advent of owned vs earned media, social channels, the Barcelona Principles and a growing demand for standards around measurement and analytics. So we know PR measurement has changed and continues to evolve (thankfully). By Seedepth.

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Hopes, Dreams and Sage Advice: 40+ Marketing and PR predictions for 2023

Sword and the Script

The internet created an obsession among marketers for measurement, but it overcorrected over the last 10 years or so. I’m not the first to proclaim that much of the marketing in the B2B technology landscape largely says the same things, in similar ways, and prospects and customers can’t discern the difference.

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Future of PR: 2020 edition

Stephen Waddington

There are long standing issues such as alignment with management, measurement, talent and diversity where incremental progress is made each year. Public service broadcasting is failing to pick up the shortfall. Please keep reading for the full analysis. PR is a social science. I’ve explored these issues, and more, in this essay.