The top reason customers are looking for you in social media
May 16, 2012 by Michele McGovern
Surprise: The main reason customers reach out to you in social media isn’t just to chat or vent.
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Surprise: The main reason customers reach out to you in social media isn’t just to chat or vent.
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This is where the bulk of social media action is – and where you should be in contact with customers.
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Is Twitter a passing customer fad, or could it improve your service image?
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Should your contact center be helping customers through Twitter now? This research can finally answer that question.
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Here’s an upside to adding Twitter to your contact center’s customer service channels.
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When time and money are tight, rely on these three unique ways to boost morale in your contact center.
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With a few keystrokes, customers can complain to you, on Facebook and via Twitter simultaneously. Here’s how.
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Customers who once loved you may leave you. Here’s why.
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You’re ready to respond to a customer who vows online that he’ll hate your company until the end of time. Now what do you post online and what do you save for one-on-one interaction?
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‘Tweeting” is the new buzz in Customer Service. But is Twitter really the best or fastest way customers are getting help these days?
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