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Listen to Your Customers: Why You Need to Embrace Customer Complaints

Cision

Are you listening—REALLY listening—to your customers, even (perhaps especially) those that are upset? Erin got a green light to add nudges for feedback to just about every customer touch point. At every turn, Le Pain Quotidien nearly begged customers to let the company know everything about their visit. And guess what happened?

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False Online Reviews: How to Deal with Damaging Internet Posts about your Business

Melissa Agnes

False online reviews have become problematic for many businesses today, whether made by unhappy customers, disgruntled former employees or competitors. False reviews, which are often disguised as write-ups from genuine dissatisfied customers, typically lead to poor ratings and, ultimately, a poor reputation for the victimized businesses.

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United we Brand? Top Reads on Corporate Activism

Flack's Revenge

Political correctness dominates, and it is easy to get in trouble by saying the wrong thing. They are also ready to lose some customers for what they believe in. Regarding activist workplaces, right leaning, anti-PC Mises Institute wrote about the dangers of The Rise of Woke Capitalism for Education News. From Hero to Zero.

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Elon Musk’s Twitter Takeover: Lessons for Leaders

Reputation Us

Whether or not Musk succeeds remains to be seen, but behind those headlines is a mission-oriented strategy, a performance initiative, and a customer plan that bank and credit union leaders should learn from. He has to inspire people and get them behind his vision.”. Right now, Musk’s mission is staving off bankruptcy.

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Three Steps to Successful Crisis Communication

Melissa Agnes

To get the ball rolling, following are some examples of what your stakeholder group list may include: Board members. Customers / clients. Is that written notice to be provided via certified letter or does email suffice? This is a very high-level example, but you get the picture! Candidates. Counterparties / lenders.

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Pay to Play: Why PR and Marketing Should Care Net Neutrality [UML]

Sword and the Script

No matter what side you pick, you’re liable to upset half of your customers and prospects. Now I’m a flag-waving registered voter, but nobody wins political arguments in blog comments or on Facebook, so the chances of winning both these arguments, and new customers, is unlikely. However, this is not the right framework.

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10 Do’s And Don’ts For Better PR Ideas

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Let’s get started. This saves time getting up to speed and team members have more of a vested interest in developing a great idea. Launching an attention-getting idea for 3-D printing client, WhiteClouds came to us this way. Just this week, United Airlines removed two young female passengers traveling on employee passes.

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