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Behind the Scenes of Government Social Media Customer Care

Russel Lolacher

In BC, I’m the public service director responsible for the government social media customer care for our ministry, but my dad still doesn’t understand what I do. I’m the Director of Web and Social Media Services for the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure in the BC Public Service.

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Guest blog: On-Demand Economy – How to Pivot Customer Service Practices to Give Consumers What They Want

Comm100

The modern global consumer is impatient, specific about their needs, and more than willing to jump ship to go to another brand if you fail to impress them immediately. On-demand economies are the natural evolutions of today’s tech-heavy, consumer-focused markets. Let’s break down how you can do just that now.

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Brands Making National Nurses Month a Priority

NetBase

Brands recognizing their importance with funding PPE (personal protective equipment) or other gear, are also realizing that broadcasting the good they’re doing is really all they can do right now. Brands are seeing the opportunity to help, and many are answering the call. Brands Making Month-long Efforts. Let’s check it out!

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CX Day Thoughts on Brand-behind-the-Brand Storytelling

Team HGS

CX Day Thoughts on Brand-behind-the-Brand Storytelling. That’s precisely why brand storytelling is all the rage in today’s world. In the competitive marketplace, brands need a strong narrative to connect to customers—one that engages with empathy and bridges values, preferences—even lifestyle—of company and consumers.

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Powered by insights, Equifruit’s savvy sustainability battle is winning ground in the banana wars

Maru Group

While consumers are aware of some fair-trade products, such as coffee, many have no knowledge of the fruit industry. Bananas are part of a complex supply chain: produced in tropical climates, sold to large multinational corporations, transported over large distances to be sold in grocery chains or family shops. This is a say/do gap.

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10+ types of customers to know in 2023  

BirdEye

They’re social: Almost 50% of the world population is now online and use the medium to express opinions and share experiences online. So, most customers can be expected to engage with their favorite brands and product lines on social media. Their primary need tends to revolve around an introduction to your brand.

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The Reasons Behind Tesla’s High Net Promoter Score

Retently

Tesla has also claimed the top spot in the Consumer Reports’ annual owner satisfaction survey , where 91% of Tesla owners stated that they would buy another Tesla vehicle in the future. He said that electric cars are the future of sustainable transportation. They attach a deep emotional connection to the brand. Battery charging.