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5 Tips For Responding To Negative Online Reviews

The Hoyt Organization

A local consumer review survey by Brightlocal shows that 98% of consumers occasionally read reviews for local businesses. This means that one of the first things potential customers will do is look up your business online. Negative reviews can hurt your brand’s reputation and turn away potential customers.

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Critical Mention Launches Media Contact Database, Expands Earned Media Suite

Critical Mention

In continuing its commitment to 24/7/365 customer service, Critical Mention has also created a quick and simple way for users to submit requests for data updates to a support team that will update records within 24 hours in most cases. . Customers filter contacts by location, topic data, job title and other characteristics.

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The Importance of Social Media in Crisis Management

Prohibition

Because of their intrinsic accessibility and prominence, social media posts have become the face of an organisation, allowing the public to see how well customer service concerns are handled. Rather than directly contacting customer support representatives, customers frequently vent their frustrations on social media.

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Digital PR and SEO: Getting The Most Value Out of Campaigns

Buzzstream

But ultimately, the goal is the same: to get high-authority links to boost rankings and brand awareness. As digital PR continues to grow and refine worldwide, with new agencies and sites adopting the strategy daily, we thought it was worth exploring how brands use digital PR to support their SEO goals. This can be the case sometimes.

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Customer experience matters–except when it doesn’t (which is a lot of the time)

Communications Conversations

To my surprise my friends came back with a host of other industries where this lack of customer service and experience matters–home construction, cable TV companies, credit card companies and hair salons (that one surprised me). Stats say that poor customer service is costing companies upwards of $75 billion a year.

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