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Friday Roundup: Customer Service

Waxing UnLyrical

Today’s roundup focuses on one of the most important aspects of any business, customer service. Here are five posts looking at the importance of customer service (including its importance in public relations). This Canopy Needed a Customer Service Safety Net. On Falling in Love…and Public Relations.

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3D Avatars Launched by Instagram and other social media trends

Prohibition

Facebook becomes the go to for customer services enquires and launches Facebook reels. For customer service, Facebook messenger is becoming the go-to for dealing with queries, with customers increasingly turning to Facebook to find out about brands and address queries on messenger.

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The Latest Social Media Trend and Updates

Prohibition

Facebook becomes the go to for customer services enquires and launches Facebook reels. For customer service, Facebook messenger is becoming the go-to for dealing with queries, with customers increasingly turning to Facebook to find out about brands and address queries on messenger.

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The Importance of Executive Brand Situational Awareness

Cision

However, there’s been a rash of complaints about one of your products on Twitter, and it’s spread like wildfire. Not knowing this, you give the okay to move in a direction to attract more customers rather than committing energy to doing crisis management. Talk to Customers & Employees. Things are looking great.

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Can brands really be friends with customers on social media?

Communications Conversations

That can make the people on the receiving end of social-media marketing feel snared in corporate traps.” ” He goes on to summarize his argument that brands can’t be friends with customers on social media: “Social media has made it easier than ever for companies to connect with people. .”

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What today’s executive leaders could learn from UW-Eau Claire’s Chancellor Jim Schmidt

Communications Conversations

And, we learned he’s taking time almost DAILY to interact with media, legislators, community members, staff and students on Twitter (he also blogs here ). Here’s why: I’m not asking you to spend an hour on Twitter today. Who says the CEO can’t also handle customer service? He’s traveling.

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Analyzing First Responders In Crisis PR

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Starbucks routinely engages with its customers on Twitter and other social platforms, responding to many questions and customer service issues. There was no mention of the customers’ race, or of why a Starbucks employee had called the police. Starbucks’ solution to a venti problem.

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