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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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The Future of Twitter

The Proactive Report

The major social networks (Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter) have been fairly stable for the past five or six years. Used correctly, Twitter can have a huge impact on customer service, perception and reputation. But here’s the thing: There’s only one Facebook. It could just mean corporate raiding.

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How To Grow Your Facebook Community

Waxing UnLyrical

This post will depress all the Facebook Ninjas who’ve drunk the Facebook Koolaid. They are a service business. One that could have a vibrant Facebook community, if they could just get to that point. But their Facebook Page has just 23 fans so far. Ask your customers – directly – to Like the Page.

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Create a Content Hub that Drives PR Results

Cision

Write down all of the questions your customer service department is asked. Go to your website or your internal server/Dropbox/Google Drive and grab your most recent frequently asked questions sheet. Go back to your list of 10 keywords or phrases and, one-by-one, type them into a Google search bar.

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Will P&O Ferries get cancelled? 

Mark My Words

In the corporate world, just as in the political, rhetoric and righteous outrage isn’t enough to make dominant brands behave. So, in pursuit of cost cuts and long-term financial salvation, they deemed the short-term outrage worth the bad PR. And so it will prove.

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Monday Roundup: The Power is Yours

Waxing UnLyrical

3 Reasons Why You Can’t Walk In Your Own Customer’s Shoes. Why: In this post for Sensei Marketing , Jeannie Walters dispels the myth that we must walk in our customer’s shoes to provide powerful customer service. Twitter Facebook Google+ LinkedIn Monday Roundup: The Power is Yours.

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The Importance of Social Media in Crisis Management

Prohibition

The impact that this new form of communication has on PR and marketing has introduced many positive changes for companies looking for better ways to connect with their customers. Rather than directly contacting customer support representatives, customers frequently vent their frustrations on social media. Key Platforms.