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Dramatic Emotional Exits And Destroyed Reputations

Melissa Agnes

The long-term reputational repercussions of a dramatic emotional exit. “There is no private communication in customer service. “There is no private communication in customer service. ” The post Dramatic Emotional Exits And Destroyed Reputations appeared first on Agnes + Day.

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Lockdown lovehandles? Simon says, curb heuristic impulses and guard your reputation

PR in High Definition

It’s a way for our brains to save a bit of energy and to work more efficiently. That instant ‘warm recall’ of a product/service or a company that puts a smile on someone’s face, and creates loyal, returning or new customers is surely the holy grail of reputation. Next on the list is your customers. It is earned.

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PR and social media set for continued growth

Stuart Bruce

For example, last autumn, an initiative by British Gas, which is owned by FTSE 100 group Centrica, to use its Twitter account to promote customer service was greeted by hundreds of tweets pouring scorn on the company’s decision to raise energy prices ahead of winter.”.

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The Importance of Social Media in Crisis Management

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In fact, most experts agree that social media needs to be treated as a vital part of any company’s crisis communication plan. A crisis communication plan can help you; during crisis mode and after a crisis, assist you in maintaining your excellent reputation with customers, competitors, and industry leaders.

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3 Must-Do’s (Right Now) to Make 2015 Crisis-Free

Melissa Agnes

They certainly aren’t the only things you should be looking at, but finding time and budget to put energy to the following three must-do’s will go a long way in helping your organization be crisis-free this year. 1- Review your customer service policies and trainings. Remember: If you can think it, it can happen.).

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3 Must-Do’s (Right Now) to Make 2015 Crisis-Free

Melissa Agnes

They certainly aren’t the only things you should be looking at, but finding time and budget to put energy to the following three must-do’s will go a long way in helping your organization be crisis-free this year. Do your customer service representatives understand their responsibility when it comes to issue management ?

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Taking Ownership of Online Trust Signals

Waxing UnLyrical

It’s cumulative energy. Customer service with an attitude of caring and respect. These all have one thing in common; they show a company that is paying attention to details, and is mindful of how they communicate. Guest Post by Carrie Morgan. Every dimple, carved line, and swoop of a tool mattered.